Description
This short break sees us visit some of London's most iconic attractions, including Buckingham Palace, the Royal Mews and Kensington Palace.
Itinerary
This short break sees us visit some of London’s most iconic attractions, including Buckingham Palace, the Royal Mews and Kensington Palace.
Sunday: We depart the Travel Centre this morning and make our way south, making a quick comfort stop en route, before arriving at Kensington Palace for an afternoon visit. Previously home to Queen Victoria and Princess Diana and currently the official London residence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, we can marvel at the opulence of the State rooms, imagining ourselves walking in those famous footsteps. After time to see the sunken garden, we check-in to our hotel for the evening. The evening can be spent at leisure.
Monday: Today we make our way to Buckingham Palace where we have the morning to explore the 19 magnificent State Rooms used for ceremonial occasions and official entertaining. Our next stop is the Royal Mews, home to the historic royal carriages and coaches, the most dazzling of all being the Gold State Coach, which has been used at every coronation since George IV in 1821. After such a feast of all things royal, it’s time to fill ourselves up with an afternoon tea at the Strand Palace Hotel, after all, we deserve it! The evening can be spent at leisure.
Tuesday: This morning, a guide will join our coach to give us a guided tour of some of the sights of London, before some free time in Covent Garden, before returning back to Leicestershire around 4pm.
Venue Information
Strand Palace Hotel
With its superb central location, this hotel is ideally located to visit the main attractions of London.
All 788 bedrooms are en suite with tea/coffee making facilities, television, air-conditioning, iron & ironing board, hair dryer and safe. All rooms have walk-in-showers, although room sizes do vary. The bar/lounge and restaurant are on the ground floor in a modern open-plan arrangement.
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