Explore the majesty of the iconic Leeds Castle, Canterbury e Dover. We will visit the majestic Leeds Castle, with its beautiful gardens, in the picturesque Kent countryside.
Discover the history of the most beautiful castle in the world, including the luxurious State Rooms. You’ll visit the magnificent Canterbury Cathedral and learn about the terrible death of Thomas Becket in 1170 while enjoying the Gothic architecture.
Finally, we will make a stop so that you can capture the beauty of the stunning White Cliffs of Dover in unforgettable photos.
We will then enjoy a walking tour along the cliffs, providing an even more immersive experience in the stunning coastal landscape.
| Departure point: | At the start of the tour, our driver/guide, will pick up passengers where they are staying or if they are connecting at the airport, station or port. |
| End location: | We offer the flexibility to return to the starting point of the tour or finish at any address in London that is convenient for you. |
| Start time | 8:30 |
| End time | 20:30 |
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The journey from London to Leeds Castle takes travelers on an enchanting journey through the English countryside. Leaving behind the urban bustle of the capital, the road winds through picturesque villages, green fields and gentle hills.
Leeds Castle is a medieval fortress located in Kent, England, dating back to the 12th century. Over the centuries, it has served as a royal residence, military fortress and prison. Today, it is a tourist attraction known for its impressive architecture, surrounded by a lake and lush gardens.
Your guide will recommend a restaurant that suits you best.
Canterbury became an important religious center in the 6th century, when St. Augustine established England's first Christian cathedral. In the 12th century, the city gained even more prominence due to Archbishop Thomas Becket, who was martyred in the cathedral in 1170. His tomb became a place of pilgrimage and Canterbury was an important destination for pilgrims from all over Europe during the Middle Ages.
Located in the south-east of England, they are an impressive geological formation on the edge of the English Channel. Some 110 meters high, these white limestone cliffs are an iconic symbol of the country.
We can take you back to your hotel or drop you off at any address in the city center. It is essential that you inform your guide so that he can plan the route according to your preference.
In addition, we offer the option of ending the tour at the airport, station or port, if you have a connection.
