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Historic Bath & Oxford

UK & Ireland
  • Duration: 3 days
  • Board Basis: Half Board
  • Tour Ref: D2T4246

Holiday Summary

  • Travel Type: Coach
  • Excursions: 3

3 days

3 Days Away - 2022/23

Join us for a short breakaway as we explore two of Britain’s finest cities, from the classic setting of Oxford to the architectural majesty of Bath. There is even time for us to visit the wonderful market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, nestled in the Cotswolds.

PRICE FROM ? £169 per person

PLEASE NOTE: Price is per person and based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single room supplements and upgrades are not included.

Plan My Trip

Itinerary

What’s Included?

  • Return coach travel
  • 2 nights at the 3-star Leonardo Hotel, Swindon with dinner & breakfast 
  • Included visit to Oxford
  • Free excursion to Bath
  • Included visit to Moreton-in-Marsh

Bath

Bath

Delightful Bath is the only city in the UK to be named a World Heritage Site. Rich in diversity, its most famous attraction is of course its natural hot springs at the Roman Baths, a magnificent temple and bathing complex.

Renowned for its stunning architecture, this wonderful city has something to see at every turn. Marvel at the stunning Bath Abbey, the last of the great medieval churches of England, visit the many museums including the Jane Austen Centre, stroll through the beautiful parks and gardens, browse the many fantastic shops this picturesque city has to offer or enjoy afternoon tea at the magnificent 18th-century Pump Room.

Oxford

Oxford

This beautiful city of dreaming spires has plenty to offer the visitor on a coach break, with many historic university buildings to see including the famous Bodleian Libraries, and picturesque scenes of students and visitors punting on the river.

Oxford also has a wide variety of shops, from high street stores to quaint individual boutiques and bookshops, intermingled with plenty of restaurants and olde world taverns. The city’s literary connections include J.R.R Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and Oscar Wilde and provided inspiration for some of the sets in the Harry Potter films.

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