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Here we list the standard price tours available from London. Each tour is available in two different types of vehicle (see prices page for vehicle details) and can be ordered direct from this site, ensuring a vehicle and chauffeur are reserved for you. We accept American Express and Diners Club cards. Further information about our destinations can be obtained by following the links. These links are not part of the Westend Chauffeur Services web site and will open a new browser window. Need to convert these UK prices? Click here to open a currency exchange site in a new window. 0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Leeds Castle - a XIIIth century moated castle - the only remaining inhabited example built by Crevecouer 1300 Lunch in Canterbury or at the Three Chimneys XVth century Inn at Biddenden 1430 Walking tour of Canterbury - the Cathedral dates back to 597AD 1600 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1730
0930 Leave London 1030 Arrive Chartwell - Sir Winston Churchill's country home from 1924 until his death (house open 1100 - 1700 - entry by timed ticket - so early arrival recommended - closed Monday & Tuesday - Monday only in July & August)
1630 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1730
1000 Leave London 1115 Arrive Knole House, Sevenoaks - dating from 1456 and given to the first Earl of Dorset by Queen Elizabeth I open 1200 - 1600 Wednesday thru Saturday 1300 Lunch at the Three Chimneys XVth century Inn at Biddenden 1430 Arrive Sissinghurst Castle - garden created by Vita Sackville-West and her husband - Sir Harold Nicholson (closed Monday. Tuesday thru Friday open 1300 - 1830; Saturday & Sunday 1000 - 1730 entry by timed ticket) 1630 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1800
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0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Arundel Castle, home of Duke of Norfolk dating from Xth century (open 1200 - Sunday thru Friday) 1300 Lunch at Dolphon & Anchor Inn - Chichester 1500 Arrive Petworth House, XVIIth century - 700 acres of grounds by Capability Brown (open from 1300 - 1730 daily closed Thursday & Friday) 1700 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1830
0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill & home of the Duke of Marlborough - 2000 acres of grounds by Capability Brown 1330 Lunch at Kings Head Inn at Bledington 1500 Tour the Cotswolds including Chipping Norton; Stow on the Wold; Moreton in Marsh; Broadway; the Slaughters; Bourton on the Water & Burford 1800 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1900 Note - Oxford City can also be included on this tour
0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Stratford upon Avon - birthplace of William Shakespeare 1200 Visit Anne Hathaway's Cottage at Shottery 1300 Visit Mary Arden's house at Wilmcote 1330 Lunch in Warwick 1500 Visit Warwick Castle 1630 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1830
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0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Waddesdon Manor, a French renaissance style chateau built by Baron de Rothschild in the 1870's (entry by timed ticket bookable in advance - open from 1100 to 1600 - closed Monday & Tuesday)
1700 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1830
0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Cambridge - tour of City & principal colleges 1330 Lunch at the Swan Inn - Lavenham 1500 Visit the XVth century Guildhall 1630 Visit Constable country - Flatford Cottage Lock & Mill 1730 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1900
0930 Leave London 1100 Arrive Stonehenge - prehistoric monument 1200 Visit Old Sarum - a walled Roman fort & township 1300 Arrive Salisbury - visit cathedral & take lunch 1530 Tour of the New Forest 1700 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1830
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0930 Leave London 1130 Arrive Bath - tour of the City including Royal Crescent & the Roman baths 1300 Choice of lunch in Bath or a local pub
1630 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1800
0930 Leave London 1030 Arrive Windsor Castle - founded by William I on the site of an earlier fortress - time to catch the wonderful views from the ramparts; see the chapel; dolls house; view over Eton college and river Thames and the Royal apartments. 1300 Lunch in Windsor or at the Thames Court pub on the towpath at Shepperton 1430 Arrive Hampton Court Palace - built by Cardinal Wolsey in 1515 but surrendered by him to King Henry VIII in 1526 - a Royal residence through to George III 1630 Leave for London - arriving approximately 1730
0930 Leave your London hotel and overview of the Royal Palaces - Kensington Palace; Westminster Palace; St. James' Palace; Lambeth Palace & Buckingham Palace. Through Hyde Park; St. James' Park, Green Park and Kensington Palace Gardens - changing of the Foot & HorseGuards Westminster Abbey & Cathedral; 10 Downing Street and the Cabinet War Rooms, where Churchill & staff ran the last war - all in the City of Westminster 1300 Lunch at the Prospect of Whitby pub - or a restaurant of your choice 1430 Tour of the City of London - the square mile & financial quarter - to include Pudding Lane, where the Great Fire started in 1666 and the monument to it built by Sir Christopher Wren - as was St Paul's Cathedral where Diana married Charles. Guildhall built 1411-1435 & The Tower of London and Tower bridge - Lloyds of London & the Barbican built out of the ruins of the last war blitz. 1730 Return to your hotel
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A fantastic 2-day trip to the west country - let us show you the best that part of the world has on offer! 0905 Flight leaves Gatwick bound for Newquay. 1050 Arrive Newquay, you are collected by our car.
Day 2...0930 To the peaceful Trelissick Garden (National Trust), going via King Harry ferry across the river Fal. The ferry has been in operation since 1888. 1200 Leave for St Ives and lunch at the lookout bar at Pedn-Olva Hotel, located right on the water's edge.
1530 Leave for Newquay airport and depart at 1750 for return to Gatwick airport.
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