LONDON THEATRE BREAK

Time to explore the many historic museums and places of interest such as The Tower of London, London Eye, Whitehall, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, Covent Garden, the Natural History, Science and Victoria and Albert Museums, the National Gallery, the wonderful parks and of course, the bustling shops along Oxford Street, the elegant stores along Regent Street, Bond Street and Piccadilly and the world renowned Harrods and Selfridges

Includes a guided sight seeing tour of the Capital

Time in Windsor during the return journey providing an opportunity to explore Windsor Castle. Visit The State Apartments, which range from the intimate rooms of Charles It’s apartments to the vast area of the Waterloo Chamber and include St George’s Hall, the Grand Reception Room and the Lantern Lobby. St George’s Chapel, founded by King Edward IV in 1475, and completed in 1528 by King Henry VIII, is the resting place of ten sovereigns and ranks among the finest examples of late medieval architecture. Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, built on a scale of 1:12, took three years to complete and involved the skills of more than a thousand artists and craftsmen.