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London is a city that needs no introduction. Its iconic sights, abundance of culture and international flavours make it a bucket list destination that continues to enchant visitors and us Brits alike. But London is just one jewel on Britain’s crown, and your clients don’t need to venture far from the capital to discover another side of the UK. In just a short train ride, experience the royal splendour of Windsor, the academic legacy of Oxford or Kent’s magnificent Heritage Coast. There’s always more to explore in Britain.
Here’s our pick of the top things to see and do in five days in and around London:
5 days in and around London
With so many incredible things to do in London, your clients will never get bored in our capital. They can step back in time at the Tower of London, or experience the futuristic ABBA Voyage concert.
For vintage bargains visitors can go to Camden Market, or take a luxury shopping trip to the iconic Harrods department store.
Another recommendation is to explore the hustle and bustle of Soho, or relax in a peaceful royal park.
Days 1 and 2 - London
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To experience Britain’s unique royal culture and legacy, there are few places as impressive as Windsor.
Your clients can visit the magnificent Windsor Castle that’s been home to 40 British monarchs, or join society’s finest as they don their best hats for the Royal Ascot horse race every June.
But Windsor is far from stuck in the past — to fully appreciate the town, make sure your clients' visit includes its art galleries, craft breweries and Michelin star dining.
Day 3 - Windsor
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Home to one of the world’s oldest universities and the immense Bodleian Library, Oxford is a city that’s proud of its academic legacy.
But it’s not only ‘muggles’ who come to school here — Harry Potter fans can spot several filming locations that appear as Hogwarts school in the beloved franchise!
Visitors can also take a punting tour to explore the city’s sights on a traditional boat.
Days 4 – Oxford
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Known as the ‘Garden of England’, the southeastern county of Kent has an eclectic mix of places to discover.
Hipsters flock to trendy Margate, with its cutting-edge galleries, diverse food scene and colourful amusement park, Dreamland.
The cobbled streets of Canterbury are a hit with culture and history buffs, while out on the coast, pretty Whitstable is famous for its seafood and hosts an annual oyster festival.
Day 5 - Kent
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