Daily Itinerary
Take an international flight from the U.S. to London.
Upon arrival, you will be picked up by car and transferred to the hotel. After check-in, you can rest and adjust your jet lag to get ready for your next journey.
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After breakfast, change into your pre-prepared cheongsam and head to central London. Today's tour will include a visit to Big Ben, the London Eye and Westminster Abbey, among other iconic sights.
In the afternoon, a photo shoot is arranged outside Buckingham Palace, where you will have the opportunity to to take great photos in a royal atmosphere wearing a cheongsam.
In the evening, we will try to get in touch with the London Cheongsam Society to arrange a cultural exchange program.
- Big Ben
- A huge clock in the clock tower at the north end of the London Assembly Building.
- Officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, it was built in 1859 as a symbol of Queen Victoria's era.
- Big Ben is one of the most famous bells in the world, and its massive bronze clock is a unique icon in the London skyline.
- London Eye
- One of the largest observation wheels in the world, the London Eye is located on the banks of the River Thames.
- Built in 2000, it offers spectacular 360-degree views of downtown London, the River Thames and many famous buildings.
- At night, the London Eye is illuminated, adding to the romantic atmosphere of the city.
- Westminster Abbey
- A Gothic building located near the Palace of Westminster.
- Built in the 11th century, it is one of the most important churches in English history.
- Westminster Abbey is not only the coronation site for kings and queens, but also the burial place for many important British figures, including Shakespeare, Darwin and Stephen Hawking.
- Buckingham Palace
- The official residence of the British monarch and one of the most famous palaces in the world.
- Located in the center of London, this magnificent building is the site of a daily ceremonial changing of the guard.
- Buckingham Palace is the venue for national celebrations and important ceremonies, while part of the palace is open to visitors to enjoy the ambience of royal splendor.
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Today you will travel to the small town of Windsor, visit the famous Windsor Castle and walk through the campus of Oxford University to experience the cultural atmosphere of an ancient British institution. The cultural atmosphere of an ancient British institution.
In the afternoon, we will enjoy an authentic English afternoon tea at one of Oxford's traditional tea rooms. We will enjoy an authentic English afternoon tea at a traditional tea room in Oxford, where we will experience the leisure and elegance of British life.
- Windsor Castle
- Britain's oldest still-active royal palace is located in Windsor, west of London.
- Built in the 11th century, Windsor Castle was one of the principal residences of Queen Elizabeth II.
- This magnificent castle is a symbol of the British royal family and is the site of royal weddings and other important celebrations.
- University of Oxford (Oxford)
- One of the oldest English-speaking universities in the world, with a history dating back to the 12th century.
- Oxford has a long tradition of academic excellence, with many ancient buildings on campus, including stately academic buildings, libraries and student halls of residence.
- The University has produced many outstanding scholars and leaders and is one of the world's centers of academic research.
- In Oxford, you can experience an authentic English afternoon tea. Oxford has many traditional tea rooms, some of which are located in historic buildings. Here you can enjoy fresh pastries, teas and other snacks in a quiet and elegant atmosphere. This cultural tradition combines a rich history with the unique tastes of the British, making it a unique and pleasurable experience.
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Continuing in our cheongsams, we will head to the British Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts and treasures from around the world.
In the afternoon, before Head to Tower Bridge on the banks of the Thames for a photo shoot and visit a nearby association for a cultural exchange (details to be confirmed).
- The British Museum
- Located in the heart of London, it is one of the largest museums in the world, housing valuable artifacts from many countries and cultures around the world.
- Its collections include artifacts from ancient civilizations, archaeological discoveries, manuscripts, paintings, and more, including ancient artifacts from the Egyptian pharaohs, Greek Roman artifacts, and cultural heritage from Asia and Africa.
- Opened in 1753, the British Museum still attracts a large number of international tourists and scholars.
- Tower Bridge over the Thames
- The Tower Bridge on the River Thames is one of the most iconic buildings in the city of London. It spans the River Thames and connects the City of London with the borough of Sutherland.
- Completed in 1894, Tower Bridge is famous for its unique design and spectacular towers.
- There are walkways and lanes on the bridge and an exhibition space in the tower where visitors can learn about the history of its construction and details of the project.
- The Tower Bridge is not only a practical transportation bridge, but also a highlight of London's cityscape.
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In the morning, we will drive to Cambridge to visit the Cornbridge written by Xu Zhimo and enjoy the poetic riverside scenery by rafting on the Corn River in a cheongsam.
After lunch, proceed to York to visit York Cathedral and Clifford's Tower, as well as York Cathedral, which is regarded as Europe's best preserved medieval style street. century style streets, the best preserved butcher's street in Europe.
We will also visit Diagon Alley, the setting of the Harry Potter movie, where East meets West.
- York Cathedral
- Is a Gothic cathedral in the northern English city of York and is one of the largest churches in England.
- Built in the 13th century, this spectacular church is famous for its soaring spire, ornate decorations and rich history.
- The interior of York Minster attracts visitors and pilgrims with its beautiful stained glass windows, beautifully carved woodwork and superb religious artwork.
- Clifford's Tower
- Is a medieval tower in York Castle, built in the 13th century. Originally part of a medieval castle, the distinctive circular tower is now a tourist attraction.
- From the heights of Clifford's Tower, you can look out over the city of York and the surrounding landscape and experience the richness of history.
- The tower has been the scene of a number of historical events, most notably the tragic events of the early 13th century known as the 'York Jewish Massacre'.
- The Shambles
- An ancient street in the center of York, is considered one of the most medieval streets in Europe.
- The narrow street is lined with historic buildings that reflect the medieval architectural style.
- On the Butcher's Row you will find a wide variety of stores, including crafts, souvenirs and snack bars.
- The name comes from the fact that it used to be a meeting place for butchers and butchers, but now it is a historic neighborhood where tourists come and go.
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Today's tour will take you into Scotland with Edinburgh as our first stop. We'll dress in cheongsams at Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace Take photos and stroll along the Royal Mile to get a feel for the city's unique historical flavor.
The afternoon is free for The afternoon is free for you to relax at the Elephant Café or enjoy a traditional Scottish drink at the Whisky Experience Center.
- Edinburgh Castle
- Is an iconic building in Scotland's capital city of Edinburgh, set on a rocky plateau in the heart of the city.
- The castle has a long history, dating back to the 12th century. It has been the home of the Scottish monarchs and a witness to many historical events.
- The castle contains valuable artifacts such as the Scottish Crown Jewels, the Holy Grail, and the Stone (known as the "Stone of Destiny").
- From the top of the castle, visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the city of Edinburgh, as well as the mountains and the sea in the distance.
- Holyrood Palace
- Is the official residence of the Scottish monarchs in Edinburgh. Located next to Holyrood Palace Square in the city center, with Arthur's Seat as its backdrop, the palace is a building with a royal atmosphere.The Palace's architectural styles include Gothic and Renaissance, and it displays a rich collection of furniture, paintings and decorative art.
- It is also a place where the Scottish Parliament holds ceremonies and receives foreign guests. Visitors have the opportunity to explore different areas of the palace, including the court, the banqueting hall and the royal gardens.
- Together, these two buildings bear witness to Scotland's rich history and are an integral part of Edinburgh's cityscape.
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Early morning departure to Glasgow, Scotland's largest city.
We will visit landmarks such as the Art Lover's House, the Lighthouse and the Great Sail, and capture the beauty of each of these places with a strong artistic flavor in flagstaff photography.
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Take an early ferry to Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, and visit the Titanic Memorial to learn the historic ship's only story.
In the afternoon, we'll leave the Flagstaff at City Hall and in front of the city's graffiti.
- Belfast
- The capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is famous for its rich history and culture.
- One of the highlights is the Titanic Belfast, which pays tribute to the sinking of the Titanic in 1912.
- Titanic Memorial
- Located next to the Harland and Wolff shipyard where the Titanic was originally built, the Titanic Belfast Memorial is a modern and spectacular building.
- Through multimedia displays, interactive exhibits, models and physical exhibits, the museum details the story of the Titanic's construction, sinking and aftermath.
- Visitors can learn about the lives of the crew and passengers, as well as the social and technological background of the time. The museum also includes a replica of the Titanic's deck, which allows people to experience the atmosphere of the time.
- The Titanic Memorial is not only a memorial to history, but also a tribute to the innocent lives lost in the disaster.
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Today we will travel across the British Isles to Dublin, the capital of Ireland.
Here we will visit the world famous Holy Trinity I Old Library and stroll past landmarks such as the Dublin Spire and Dublin Gate.
In the evening, you will have the opportunity to experience Dublin's nightlife and engage in cultural exchange and culinary exploration with local associations.
- Old Library, Trinity College
- A famous building in Dublin, Ireland, belonging to Trinity College.
- Built in the early 18th century, it is one of the largest libraries in Ireland.
- The most famous space inside is the rectangular Long Room, a large library reading room containing many old manuscripts and printed books, including the famous Celtic Codex, the Book of Celtic. The tall bookshelves and beautifully carved vaults in the Long Room give it a solemn and serene feel.
- Dublin Spire
- Also known as The Spire of Light, the Spire of Dublin is a towering tower on O'Connell Street in Dublin city center.
- Built in 2003, the tower is one of the tallest structures in Ireland at 120 meters. With its simple yet modern design, the spire is considered an important element of Dublin's cityscape and has become one of the city's landmarks.
- Dublin Gate
- One of Dublin's gates is one of the entrances to the city's historic core.
- Although Dublin's city walls no longer exist, Dublin Gate remains as a symbol of its history.
- Built in the 18th century in the Baroque style, the arch is of historical and cultural interest.
- Dublin Gate is a link between modern Dublin and its rich history and has seen the city change and develop.
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Depending on your flight time, we will transfer you to Dublin Airport for your return flight to the United States.
We will transfer you to Dublin Airport for your return flight to the United States to conclude this cross-country cultural tour.
Cost Description
Price Includes
1. All airfare
2. 4-star hotels in urban areas of European standard throughout the trip
3. 5 years old buses with 50 seats or above (working hours 10 hours per day)
4. Tips included
5. Chinese/English speaking tour guide (10 hours per day) ~ High quality, responsible and experienced tour guide.
6. Entrance fee, air fare, parking fee, and highway fee.
7. Accommodation and meal supplement for the whole trip for driver + guide
8. Lunch and dinner (18 meals) included.
9. Tickets: Tower of London (General Admission), Buckingham Palace, Traditional English Afternoon Tea, York Minster, Edinburgh Castle,
Whisky Experience Center, Titanic Memorial, Westminster Abbey, Windsor Castle, Cambridge Tours.
Clifford's Tower, Holyrood Palace, Holyrood Palace, Art Lovers' House, Trinity Old Library
Price Excludes
1. anything of a purely personal nature such as telephone calls, laundry, mail, alcohol or beverages not provided by Joy Holidays, excess baggage charges, etc.
2. any activity or program fees that are not included in the itinerary.
3. Visa fees. Any additional costs incurred due to inability to enter the country without a visa will be borne by the traveler.
4. additional fees due to personal reasons, transportation delays, strikes, bad weather or force majeure.
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5. Single room surcharge: The tour price is quoted for two persons per room, and the cost of a single room will be increased for single applicants.
6. Additional fee for hotel renewal: additional.
7. Travel Insurance: In order to protect the interests of the guests, all participants of the "Joyous Holidays" tour, we recommend that all tour members purchase various types of travel insurance, such as accident, medical, baggage, etc.
*It is recommended to purchase travel insurance including COVID-19 in advance.
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8. Tips (suggested $15 per day)
Notice
Notes, General Terms and Conditions and Liability Issues.
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- Joyous Holidays reserves the right to change the itinerary and adjust the price if there are any unforeseen factors.
- The safety of passengers and their luggage is not guaranteed by the various modes of transportation and hotels used by Joyous Holidays, such as airplanes, ships, trains and buses. Each organization is responsible for the safety of travelers and baggage and has set up different regulations for travelers.
- Hotel accommodations, meals, tour procedures, etc., will be handled in accordance with the tour regulations. In the event of special circumstances, such as visa delays, inclement weather, strikes, typhoon, loss of documents, and local hotels suddenly full, cancellation or delay of flights, political changes, etc., which necessitate changes in the itinerary and accommodations, or the cancellation of any of the tours, the Company will handle the matter in accordance with the circumstances of the tour, and the Company will be liable for the losses incurred in such circumstances.In accordance with the Company's regulations, tour members shall not object or raise any objection.
- Our tour guides and service staff are not professionally trained to take care of people with disabilities. If individual disabled persons need special professional care, please make your own arrangements.
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- The Company reserves the right to modify the itinerary in case of special circumstances.