Mystery Tour in UK 7 Days (Reference itinerary for Single country)

Mystery Tour in UK 7 Days

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( Reference itinerary for multiple countries )

Tour Code：100426-M2-1015

DAY 1： London → City Tour → Free for shopping

On this day, Driver Guide will pick you up at the airport. You will visit the famous landmarks in London, such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Downing Street, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, and the British Museum. Afterwards, you can go to Oxford Street, Regent Street, or Harrods department store for some free shopping time.

DAY 2：London → Wiltshire (UFO Unexplained Mystery) → Cherhill White Horse → Silbury Hill → Bath

You will have breakfast at the hotel and then depart for Wiltshire, which is known for its geological features of chalk (mainly calcium carbonate) and believed to have "energy lines." This county has numerous prehistoric sites and is the area with the most UFO sightings. People believe that crop circles are products of gods or intelligent extraterrestrial life transmitting messages. The Cherhill White Horse carving was completed by Dr. Christopher Alsop in 1780 by directly stripping the surface of the chalk hill. Silbury Hill is the largest man-made mound in Europe, which took approximately 4 million hours and 500,000 tons of material to construct. Please note that crop circles usually appear between May and August, but the opportunity to see them varies, and there is a chance that some tour members may not see any. The information provided by the local tourism bureau should be followed. Some crop circles may also appear on private land, and the landowners may not open them to the public.

DAY 3 : Bath → City Tour → Cardiff (Wales) → City Tour

You will have breakfast at the hotel and then go on a city tour of Bath. The Romans originally built huge bathhouses here, and the ancient bathhouse ruins are remnants of the ancient Roman era in Britain. You will then travel to Cardiff, Wales, where you will visit Cardiff Castle, which was built in the 13th century. The castle has exquisite living rooms, studies, delicate stained-glass windows, and colorful decorations, which are full of luxury.

DAY 4：Cardiff → City Tour → Plymouth → Barbican Old Town

Breakfast at the hotel. "Cardiff Market": an indoor central market with Victorian architecture. It was listed as a Grade II protected building in 1975. Don't miss the famous Welsh cakes. "Cardiff Bay": a collection of many art galleries, performing arts centers, restaurants, historic buildings, cafes, water activities, etc. "Millennium Stadium": the architect used 200-year-old abandoned slate from North Wales quarries, giving it a strong retro flavor. "Red Brick Wharf Building": the building combines French Renaissance and Gothic styles. "Plymouth": a major port city in southern England's Devon County.

DAY 5：Plymouth → Falmouth → Cornwall (Lands End) → St. Ives

Breakfast at the hotel. "Falmouth": a beautiful seaside town in Cornwall County, a natural deep-water harbor. "Lands End": located at the southwestern tip of Cornwall County, England's end. Standing on the cliffs over a hundred feet above the sea, the wind and waves are fierce. "St. Ives": a seaside town reached through St Just, a British holiday resort.

DAY 6：St.Ives → Eden Project → Stonehenge → Salisbury

Breakfast at the hotel. "Eden Project": the world's largest dome greenhouse, with a collection of 100,000 kinds of plants and flowers, and a filming location for the 007 series of movies. "Stonehenge": a world-famous prehistoric cultural architectural site, the origin and method of which remains a mystery in the archaeological community. "Salisbury": a historic cathedral city in Wiltshire County.

DAY 7：Salisbury → Windsor Castle → Airport

Breakfast at the hotel. "Windsor Castle": currently the family castle of the British Royal Windsor dynasty, it is also the largest inhabited castle in the world. Later, take a private car to the airport. Journey ends.