Luxury England
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Bath

England’s beautiful Bath region is a wellness destination that dates back to Roman times. The bathing complex constructed by the Romans remains remarkably intact and this ancient site still steams with hot springs. Marvel at the city's beautiful Georgian architecture or follow the footsteps of Jane Austen who has lived in Bath herself.

Devon and Cornwall

A combination of rolling moors, farmland and dramatic coastline make Devon and Cornwall some of England’s most charming regions. Devon in particular, has two national parks where you could embark on some of the best hiking adventures. Cornwall entices with its spectacular coastline and hidden coves. It’s got multiple fishing ports and some of the UK’s best fish and chips.

English Lake District

The Lake District is the United Kingdom’s largest national park. It is inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to England’s highest mountain - Scafell Pike, as well as the country’s largest lake - Lake Windermere. Visit the mountainous region to hike among some of England’s most dramatic landscapes made up of glaciated valleys and a series of lakes.

London

London is England’s vibrant capital city. The Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and Big Ben are only a few of the city’s iconic landmarks. From ancient castles to palaces, incredible food markets, museums and lively pubs, it’s got something for everyone.

Luxury British Train Journeys

One of the best ways to explore England’s magnificent landscapes is aboard a luxury train. Hop onboard intricately restored carriages and relive the golden age of rail travel accompanied by gourmet cuisine, flowing champagne and fine service.

Oxford

Oxford is an absolute feast for the eyes. As one of England’s most beautiful cities, this university town is home to some of the world’s most prestigious colleges, ancient museums and incredible architectural masterpieces. It’s also where you will find the Bodleian Library - one of Europe’s oldest libraries.

Southern England

Southern England consists of sweeping landscapes, quaint villages and majestic country houses. The region is replete with historic gardens created by some of Britain’s most celebrated garden designers. Today, it’s also where you will find some of England’s best sparkling wine.

The Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is one of Britain’s prettiest villages. This charming side of England comprises rolling hills, ancient woodland and sleepy villages. It’s also where you can visit some of the country’s most beautifully preserved mediaeval churches.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire is England’s largest historic county. Once England’s capital, it’s a region steeped in history, with many prehistoric remains dating back to Roman, Mediaeval, Tudor and Viking times.