The royal palaces - Buckingham Palace, home of Her Majesty the Queen; Kensington Palace, residence of the late Diana, Princess of Wales; St James Palace, home of HM The Queen Mother. Plus Westminster Abbey, site of countless coronations and royal occasions; the Tower of London, a mighty Norman fortress and royal prison; St Paul's Cathedral, masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren; Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Downing Street; Tower Bridge, Westminster Bridge, Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden and the theatre district of Leicester Square; Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column; the Royal Albert Hall, Marble Arch and Hyde Park.

Take a romantic evening tour of London's finest sights, including most of the world-famous locations listed above. You can also take in a show at one of the West End's legendary theatres, or relax with a fine meal and a glass of wine at one of the capital's excellent restaurants.

Our chauffeurs know London like the back of their hand - and that includes the best places to shop! Visit bustling Oxford Street for Selfridges, House of Fraser and Debenhams; elegant Knightsbridge for Harrods and Harvey Nichols; Covent Garden for intriguing specialist shops; and any famous stores of your choice. Your chauffeur will escort you and carry any purchased items, allowing you to browse to your heart's content!

With our chauffeur as your guide, discover this splendid royal town and its imposing Norman castle - a palace and fortress for over 900 years. Stop and explore the quiet splendour of St George's Chapel, the majesty of the State Apartments and the colourful uniforms and pageantry of the Household Cavalry Museum.

Hampton Court Palace

Five centuries of history are locked in this fabulous palace, gracefully situated on the banks of the Thames and home to King Henry VIII for much of his reign. Explore the wonderful interior, its fine tapestries and paintings, and take in 60 acres of immaculately tended gardens including the most famous maze in the world.

Perhaps England's most elegant and beautiful Georgian city, Bath rests on the banks of the River Avon and was known to the Romans as Aquae Sulis, after the health-giving spa water discovered in its springs. Just two hours from London, this royal city boasts the original Roman baths, a clutch of wonderful museums and the finest abbey in the west of England.

Set like a jewel in the gentle Warwickshire countryside, Stratford has changed little since William Shakespeare's day. Step back into history as we show you the great playwright's birthplace, the church where he was baptised, the fascinating World of Shakespeare exhibition, the splendour of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and more.