Royal Windsor Castle. Home to royalty and 1,000 years of royal history. Windsor Castle was founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century. Over the centuries this 900-year-old site has been extensively rebuilt and remodeled thanks to the 39 monarchs who have lived there. *St George's Chapel (Queen Elizabeth II resting place) within the grounds of Windsor Castle is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England. Construction of the present Chapel began in 1475 under the reign of Edward IV. When visiting make sure you look up and admire the stone ceiling, which was added by Henry VII.

*Découvrez les histoires inspirantes de l'Université d'Oxford et de la ville d'Oxford en visitant les anciens collèges, leurs immenses portes et leurs hauts murs de pierre. Découvrez les traditions de l'Université d'Oxford, comprenez comment les étudiants vivent et étudient aujourd'hui et apprenez pourquoi Oxford est surnommée la « ville aux clochers rêveurs ». Une fois à Oxford, vous retrouverez votre guide touristique qui vous fera une visite à pied. Ce guide, expert et enthousiaste, vous guidera à pied. En chemin, vous serez diverti par des anecdotes méconnues sur les nombreux étudiants et universitaires célèbres de l'Université d'Oxford qui ont arpenté ces mêmes ruelles autrefois. Profitez pleinement de votre temps à Oxford : découvrez les coulisses des plus anciens collèges, les chapelles historiques, la School of Divinity (amphithéâtre médiéval du XVe siècle), visitez le magnifique réfectoire et les anciens quartiers de la bibliothèque Bodléienne. Cette visite guidée à pied est gratuite, mais vous pouvez faire un don à la fin de la visite.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Cotswolds at one of the many Cotswolds museums, great historic houses, or just walk through the streets and down the back lanes within the beautiful Cotswold stone towns and villages. There is so much history to take in that you’ll be sure to find a historic story that rewards your interests. 'Cotswolds' is a combination of two very old English words. Everyone's pretty much agreed that 'Wolds' are gentle hills. And most people agree that 'Cots' are sheep enclosures. So 'Cotswolds' probably just means an area of gentle hills with plenty of sheep around. The Cotswolds hills are criss-crossed with dry stone walls. The picturesque Cotswold landscape is completed with hidden river valleys and distinctive market towns and villages made of the famous Cotswold stone. Many Cotswold villages have enigmatic names such as The Slaughters, Stow-on-the-Wold,