Day 1 London ★Meeting Day
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Itinerary presentation
丨First sight of Great Britain / Itinerary meeting day
[Yeshebang VIP Privileges] 24-hour airport pick-up service for worry-free arrival
Today is the gathering day for the activity. Tourists gather in London, UK. Upon arrival, we will provide 24-hour airport pick-up service and drive to the city hotel for check-in.
About Destination Transportation & Visa Instructions
This itinerary is a collection of destinations in London, so you need to book your own air tickets. Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou all have connecting or direct flights to London [Heathrow Airport, code: LHR]/[Gatwick Airport, code: LGW]. Yeshebang provides air ticket booking services. If necessary, please consult the product manager.
丨You need to apply for a UK visa on your own for this trip. It is recommended to apply 3 months in advance (if the documents are returned, the re-examination period will be longer). The visa period must cover the travel date. Yeshebang provides visa agency services. If necessary, please consult the product manager.
Day 2 London
All day
First Visit to England
| First Encounter with Tower Bridge /
Echoing the Thames: This Victorian-era engineering marvel, a Gothic-style suspension bridge, features granite towers and a steel frame. When a massive ship, weighing 10,000 tons, hollers its horn, the retractable bridge deck springs into action, demonstrating the wisdom of water transport from a century ago, still resonating on the Thames today.
丨Slow Travel in Britain/A Century of History
Big Ben's chimes, chiming every fifteen minutes, have regulated the city for over 150 years. Stop by Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament, whose Gothic Revival spires pierce the London skyline. Westminster Abbey, the site of coronations and royal weddings, is also home to Newton's tomb, a clue in "The Da Vinci Code." Gaze out at the London Eye, a backdrop for countless films and beloved by British citizens and tourists alike.
A Glimpse of Buckingham Palace / The Dusk and Dawn of the British Empire
[Buckingham Palace], a symbol of British monarchy, brims with history, bearing witness to the rise and fall of the sun. This Georgian palace is both a living chronicle of dynastic history and a barometer of the rise and fall of the British Empire. As the Guards, wearing bearskin caps, goose-step, the clatter of horses' hooves during the parade remains the same as it was a century ago.
丨Deep Dive in the British Museum/Gazing into the Kaleidoscope of Human Civilization
[Yeshebang VIP Benefits]: Enjoy a specially arranged
world history tour with a professional Chinese guide. The British Museum, also known as the British Museum, boasts a rich collection, ranking among the world's three largest museums. The museum currently boasts over 6 million objects. From the Rosetta Stone, which deciphered ancient Egyptian script, to the controversial Parthenon reliefs, each of its treasures represents a complex footnote to the epic story of colonialism.
Sherlock Holmes Mystery Code / 221B Baker Street:
If you're a Sherlock Holmes fan, this is a must-see. The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a popular private museum dedicated to the fictional character Sherlock Holmes, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Located on Baker Street, the museum opened in 1990 and uses the address 221B with permission from the City of Westminster. The museum's first-floor souvenir shop sells a variety of interesting detective memorabilia, such as hats and Baker Street numbers.
Day 3 London (National Gallery, Hyde Park, Notting Hill)
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Itinerary presentation
A Stroll Through the National Gallery / Enter a time capsule of Western art.
The National Gallery, one of the world's three largest art museums, houses a vast collection of masterpieces from the 13th to the 19th centuries, spanning the late Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and French Impressionism, encompassing representative works from virtually every period in European art history. Masterpieces by renowned artists include Leonardo da Vinci, Van Gogh, Monet, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Rembrandt.
Hyde Park Wanderer / Measuring the Spiritual Wilderness of the British Empire
[Hyde Park] Known as London's "royal respirator," this three-kilometer tree-lined axis connects the afterglow of the empire. As London's largest royal park, it's widely considered a must-see attraction. Connected to many of London's royal buildings, Hyde Park lies along an east-west axis, a popular tourist route.
丨Tracing Notting Hill / Deconstructing a Moveable Feast of British Romance -
If you're tired of London, you're tired of life - "Notting Hill." Notting Hill is the most vibrant neighborhood in London's West End, attracting worldwide attention. This charming cobblestone neighborhood is home to delicious eateries, independent shops, galleries, and street vendors, offering a glimpse into the good life of London.
Day 4 London → White Cliffs → London
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Itinerary presentation
Today's trip takes you from London to the White Cliffs, a landmark on England's south coast. It's considered a must-see and one of the world's ten most beautiful natural landscapes. Stand before the ruins of the imaginary cottage of the protagonists in "Atonement" and let the North Sea breeze bring the five-minute long shot at the end of the film back to life, recreating the setting for Jay Chou's classic music video "What's Wrong?"
丨Fragments of White Cliffs/White Declaration of the English Channel
Beachy Head, the highest point of the White Cliffs and the highest coastal cliff in the UK, offers a panoramic view of the red and white lighthouse, especially in the evening for the best lighting. At Belle Tout, you can capture the scattered white cliffs, winding lawns, and lighthouse. The seven continuous white cliffs here, known as the Seven Sisters, were the filming location for Jay Chou's music videos and are a great spot for watching the sunset. At Cuckmere Haven, you can recreate the cliffside scene and small houses where the protagonists of the film "Atonement" strolled.
Day 5 London → Cambridge → York
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Itinerary Presentation丨Harry Potter Theme Day
Cambridge Dreams / Paddle a Paddle
[Cambridge University] comprises 31 colleges, virtually integrated into the city. This prestigious institution has nurtured scientists like Newton, Darwin, and Hawking, as well as dozens of Nobel Prize winners. Xu Zhimo and Jin Yong also studied here. The medieval-style building's doorways and walls are still adorned with ancient and solemn statues and seals. Following in Xu Zhimo's footsteps, paddle a boat on the poetic River Cam and experience the Cambridge of "A Farewell to Cambridge," creating memories to cherish for a lifetime! Afterward, you can freely wander through the distinctive colleges, recreating the set of "Harry Potter."
York Minster
is the largest Gothic cathedral in Britain. Construction began in the early 13th century and was completed 250 years later. The cathedral boasts the world's largest medieval stained glass window and one of the oldest side aisles. We then traveled to York's Butcher Street, a cobblestone street once famous for selling livestock and meat. Its history dates back thousands of years and is remarkably well-preserved. Today, the shops have been replaced by arty antique shops and teahouses. Diagon Alley, one of the filming locations for the Harry Potter film, was located here.
The Grand York
York's only five-star hotel, with luxurious rooms and a superb spa, is just a 10-minute walk from York Minster. Its extensive leisure facilities, including massage rooms and a fitness studio, ensure a relaxing stay.
Day 6 York → Edinburgh
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Itinerary presentation
丨Crown and Gunfire/Scottish History Watch on the Cliff
Edinburgh Castle, perched atop an extinct volcano in the heart of the city, dates back to the 6th century. Serving as a royal residence, military fortress, and prison, it stands as a testament to Scottish history. From its commanding height within the city, the castle offers panoramic views of the city. The clifftop castle is a magnificent sight, boasting ancient cannons, a clock tower, a prison, a great hall, a war museum, and a royal palace. During your visit, you'll also encounter a kilt-wearing bagpiper who will reveal the legend of the Stone of Destiny.
丨Time Corridor/The most beautiful street in the world
The Royal Mile is Edinburgh's Old Town's busiest tourist street and is considered one of the "most attractive streets in the world." This charming cobblestone street is lined with historic buildings housing shops, pubs, and attractions. Running through the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, the Royal Mile connects two focal points of Scottish history: Edinburgh Castle, perched atop Castle Rock, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
The Elephant Cafe ,
also known as the Magic Cafe, has "Birthplace of Harry Potter" written below the right window. Back then, impoverished J.K. Rowling wrote the early Harry Potter books while gazing out at the Edinburgh cityscape while ordering a daily cup of coffee.
Sunset Lovers' Guide to Jay Chou's MV Locations
Calton Hill is a must-see attraction in Edinburgh and a filming location for Jay Chou's music videos. On clear days, the summit offers stunning views of the entire city. Especially at sunset, the entire city is bathed in breathtaking sunset glow.
The Glasshouse, Autograph Collection
Day 7 Edinburgh → Windermere → Manchester
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Itinerary presentation
丨Sapphires Gifted by Glaciers / British Landscape Postcards
[Special Offer from Wild Luxury] Cruise Lake Windermere and Ride a Steam Train, Explore a British Fairytale Wonderland from a Different Perspective
Today we'll visit the Lake District, known to the British as their "back garden." Formed at the end of the last ice age, the lakes are dotted with vast expanses of lush green meadows. Take a leisurely stroll, letting the fresh air fill you, or relax in a lakeside café.
丨Peter Rabbit Museum/IP product of the fairy tale town
We'll visit the Peter Rabbit Museum. The Lake District is the home of the century-old British classic "Peter Rabbit," where you'll find all the beauty, romance, fantasy, and innocence of childhood. We'll then check into our hotel in Manchester.
Lake District Afternoon Tea
The Lowry Hotel Manchester
The Lowry Hotel is centrally located in Manchester, just a 10-minute walk from the AO Arena and a 15-minute walk from Piccadilly Gardens. This luxury hotel is 1.1 mi (1.9 km) from Manchester Palace Theatre and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from University of Manchester.
Day 8 Manchester → Darcy House → Birmingham
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丨Green Battle Song/Old Trafford Theatre of Dreams
Old Trafford, home to Manchester United Football Club, is known as the "Theatre of Dreams." With a stadium area of approximately 7,140 square meters and seating for approximately 76,000, it is the second largest football stadium in England and one of three UEFA Five-Star football stadiums in England.
Darcy House / Pride and Prejudice: A Realistic Poem.
Lin Yutang once said, "The ideal of a world of universal peace is to live in the English countryside." And amidst the enchanting beauty of the British countryside, Chatsworth House stands as one of the most iconic estates. It was the filming location for Mr. Darcy's residence in the 2005 film Pride and Prejudice. It is one of the most beautiful estates in the UK and a vital part of British cultural heritage.
丨Itinerary Recommendation/The University of Manchester
The University of Manchester is a TOP university and a member of the Russell Group in the UK. It has produced 25 Nobel laureates to date.
Day 9 Birmingham → Chipping Campden → Bourton on the Water → Bibury → Oxford
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Itinerary presentation
Today we will go to the Cotswolds, where hundreds of ancient and elegant classic villages are preserved, and everything is full of strong British sentiment and romantic atmosphere.
Chipping Campden / The Code of Medieval Commerce:
Chipping Campden is the best-preserved and most historically significant medieval commercial town in the Cotswolds. The Market Hall in the town center, built in 1627, primarily served as a small trading post for locals selling butter, cheese, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. The ancient limestone buildings, weathered by nearly 400 years of weathering, glow in the sunlight like a layer of honey, a truly pleasing sight.
丨Bourton-on-the-Water/Fairytale Mooring
Bourton-on-the-Water, known as Britain's most beautiful village, boasts ancient stone houses, mostly painted yellow, reminiscent of a fairytale. A shallow, cobblestone river flows through the center of the village, lined with trees, covered in green grass, and filled with charming little shops. Everything here remains
as it was 200 years ago. We'll then head to Broadway. The town's main street leads up the hill to Broadway Tower, built in 1798 and the second highest point in the Cotswolds. From its summit, you'll enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
Arlington Row /
After the Renaissance of the Wool Warehouses, head to Bibury, once hailed by the renowned painter William Morris as the most beautiful village in England. It retains the tranquility and beauty of a traditional English village. Arlington Row is particularly famous for its iconic row of buildings. Originally used as wool warehouses, this 600-year-old row of houses has become a landmark of the Cotswolds.
The Randolph Hotel Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton
For travelers seeking to capture the essence of Oxford, the Randolph Hotel, Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton hotel, is an ideal choice. Guests will find the Martyrs' Monument, the Ashmolean Museum, and the Taylor Institute all within easy reach. Room amenities are thoughtfully considered, including ironing facilities and an in-room safe, ensuring a comfortable stay while adding a touch of home. Relax with a drink in the bar. Room service is also available for guests who prefer to dine in the comfort of their own room.
Day 10 Oxford → Bath
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Itinerary presentation
丨Oxford University/Birthplace of the Prime Minister
After breakfast, we will explore the University City of Oxford. This place was once the alma mater of world-renowned figures such as Tony Blair, Bill Clinton, and Margaret Thatcher. Christ Church College in Oxford served as the filming location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts School and its dining hall. Christ Church College, the only cathedral-style college in the world, took over 800 years to build. The college is also proud to have produced 13 prime ministers in just 200 years. The Bodleian Library, the second-largest library in the UK, boasts a rich history dating back to the 14th century. Its collection is second only to the British Library.
Bath
is the only city in the UK to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For centuries, Bath has been renowned for its thermal spas, dating back to 43 BC. Although the Roman Empire is a distant memory, Bath's springs still offer visitors a glimpse into the splendor of human civilization. The Roman Baths bear witness to Bath's history; the steps and stone foundations surrounding the Great Baths are remnants of the Roman era. Then, visit Bath Cathedral, followed by the Royal Crescent, Bath's most imposing ancient architectural complex. The Royal Crescent comprises 30 interconnected buildings, 114 columns, and rooms arranged in a crescent shape.
The Gainsborough Bath Spa
Nestled in the heart of Bath, the Gainsborough Bath, YTL Hotel & Spa, promises a truly unique experience and a memorable stay. Relax with a drink in the bar. If the hotel's dining options don't satisfy your discerning palate, try the hotel's recommended dishes at nearby Ole Tapas (Western cuisine), Ben's Cookies (café), or Piattino (Western cuisine).
Day 11 Bath → Stonehenge → Windsor → London
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丨Unsolved Stonehenge/Prehistoric Civilization Code Disk
After breakfast, we will drive to Stonehenge. Stonehenge is also known as the Salisbury Stone Circle. There are still many unsolved mysteries. Its simplicity, darkness and mystery have attracted a large number of archaeologists and tourists to come and admire it.
丨Windsor Castle/Queen's Back Garden
After visiting Stonehenge, we'll drive to Windsor to visit the Queen's residence, Windsor Castle. Located in the town of Windsor, west of London, Windsor Castle is built on a hilltop. The castle is divided into three sections: Lower, Middle, and Upper. The Lower and Middle sections serve as official state venues and private residences for the British royal family. The Upper section houses the State Apartments, renowned for its collection of royal paintings and treasures. The castle is surrounded by endless green meadows, with farmhouses in the distance, creating a picturesque rural landscape.
Bankside Hotel, Autograph Collection
The Bankside Hotel, Autograph Collection, is located in London City Centre, within a 10-minute walk of Tate Modern and the Globe Theatre. This luxury hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from the Hayward Gallery and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Borough Market. Enjoy the views from the terrace and garden. Relax with a drink in the bar/lounge.
Day 12 London★ Disbandment Day
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丨Farewell on the disbanding day/Looking forward to seeing you again
Today is the day of disbanding. The wonderful journey is coming to an end. We will send you to London Airport according to your flight time.
If you continue to stay in London, you will be taken to your hotel.
