Travelogue

Take the stress and pressure away from planning the perfect luxury family vacation with this ideal three/four-day itinerary. Covering everything from top historic landmarks to museums, restaurants, and events, the itinerary features all of London’s most impressive child-friendly sights and experiences. Each aspect of the itinerary including accommodation, transport, and tours is planned with a focus on luxury for a London family vacation that feels extra special. For an in-de

From the Jane Austen’s Regency life to J.K.Rowling’s Harry Potter, England has been romanticised in poems and novels for centuries. While the thatched cottages, stately homes, and imposing castles depicted in such novels seem too charming to be true, they do exist and are feel just as romantic in real life. On a luxury literary tour of England, not only can you discover the places that inspired England’s great authors, but you can even visit their homes and walk in their foo

From London landmarks illuminated by Christmas lights to quaint country cottages covered in snow, there’s something idyllic about spending the Christmas holidays in England. Imagine shopping for gifts in Harrods, watching A Christmas Carol in the West End, walking around the crisp countryside on Christmas day, and watching fireworks from the River Thames on New Year’s Eve. Well, you can experience all this and more on our thoughtfully planned quintessential English Christmas

A common question we get asked in the UK is: Is it possible to experience the best of London and Edinburgh, the UK’s two most enigmatic cities, in just one week? Since there is so much to see and do in these cities, it seems like a big feat to pull off. But with a thoughtful and creative itinerary for 7 nights of luxury in London and Edinburgh crafted by top UK travel experts, it’s easy! Luckily, we have created one. From afternoon tea at The Savoy to a chauffeured trip to S

Yorkshire, a county stretching over a large portion of northern England has lured travellers to its quintessential countryside for centuries. As a filming location for many British films including Bridgerton and Harry Potter, it’s no wonder the county’s rolling hills have become an image synonymous with rural England, especially as beautiful and vast national parks sprawl across it. But from quaint little market towns to medieval cities and even industrial ones, there’s much

Picture this: you wake up with your loved ones on Christmas morning to room service at Claridge’s and watch each other open the gifts you bought around your suite’s very own Christmas tree before heading downstairs for an elite Christmas lunch. Having spent the week Christmas shopping, watching festive pantomimes, and visiting the city’s best Christmas markets, you’ve never felt more festive. Christmas is London one of the most special experiences of the festive period you c

Since the Roman city of Bath was founded some 2,000 years ago, it has been considered a luxury destination. People would travel from as far as the Mediterranean Sea to the heart of England’s West Country to visit Bath because of the beautiful Roman bathhouse built upon its hot springs. Today, the Roman Baths (the city’s namesake) are still there and almost completely intact making it one of the world’s best-preserved Roman ruins. Now the ancient spring from the Roman Baths i

The iconic steel-grey London skyline lives in the hearts of all those who visit but still, there’s much more to England than its capital. The country is sprinkled with elegant cathedrals and quaint cottages straight out of a Jane Austen novel — literally (you can visit filming locations for film adaptations). In this article, we introduce you to England's prettiest locations, all of which are conveniently located within a couple of hour’s drive of London. Perfect for an exper

Standing proudly amongst the tranquil fields of the Salisbury Plains is Britain’s greatest mystery, the ancient megalith known as Stonehenge. Thought to be built around 6,500 years ago, it’s one of the nation’s only surviving landmarks of the Bronze Age. The problem is, this was so long ago that the written language hadn’t yet been developed and so there is no record of who built Stonehenge, how they built it, and what it was used for. All that we know is that this ancient st