Discover the Magic of Northern England with On The Go ToursUnforgettable Journeys Through History, Nature and Culture

The vibrant capital of England is the start and end point for many of our UK trips, a captivating blend of history and modernity. From iconic landmarks like the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace to the eclectic energy of Soho and Covent Garden, the city offers a dynamic tapestry of culture, arts, and culinary delights. Explore world-class museums, stroll along the Thames, and witness the historical and contemporary coexisting seamlessly.

Highlights of the southern county of Cornwall include the dramatic cliffs and azure waters of the South West Coast Path, charming St Ives, St Michael's Mount and beautiful beaches. History buffs will enjoy exploring the ancient Tintagel Castle, steeped in Arthurian legend, and the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac. For a unique experience, the open-air Minack Theatre, carved into cliffs overlooking the sea, provides unforgettable performances.

Exploring York is a journey through time, with highlights like the imposing York Minster, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The city's medieval walls offer a stroll through history, while the Shambles, a narrow cobbled street, exudes old-world charm and history buffs can delve into the city's past at the Jorvik Viking Centre. With its blend of ancient landmarks, quaint streets, and cultural treasures, York invites visitors to step into a world of captivating stories and timeless beauty.

Winchester, once a medieval capital, is steeped in history and regal allure. It serves as a poignant burial place for kings, echoing with the legacy of rulers past. The majestic Winchester Cathedral stands as a testament to the city's spiritual significance, while the Great Hall houses the legendary Round Table of Arthurian legend. Wander through the charming streets lined with timber-framed houses, or explore the ancient ruins of Wolvesey Castle.

The Peak District is dominated by towering limestone cliffs and picturesque valleys, a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor adventures. There are hiking opportunities aplenty and quaint villages to explore, nestled amidst rolling hills. Chatsworth House, with its grandeur and stunning gardens, offers a glimpse into aristocratic life, whilst for a great view, head up to enjoy the panoramic vistas from Mam Tor.

The Cotswolds, a quintessentially English region, boasts rolling hills and charming villages. Castle Combe, often cited as England’s prettiest village, is a must-visit with its historic stone cottages. Explore the market towns of Chipping Campden and Stow-on-the-Wold, visit grand Blenheim Palace and explore Bourton-on-the-Water, known as the "Venice of the Cotswolds,". It delights with its picturesque bridges over the River Windrush.

The Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage site is home to Windermere, England's largest lake, offering boat cruises and water sports. Hikers can scale Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England, for stunning panoramic views. The charming village of Grasmere, home to poet William Wordsworth, features his former residence, Dove Cottage, and the beautiful Grasmere Lake. Visit the picturesque town of Keswick, nestled between Derwentwater and the surrounding fells, ideal for hiking and lake cruises.

UNESCO-listed Stonehenge is one of the most iconic and mysterious landmarks in the world. Located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, this prehistoric monument dates back over 4,500 years. Visitors can marvel at the massive standing stones, arranged in a circular formation, and ponder their purpose, which remains the subject of much speculation and study. The nearby visitor centre offers insightful exhibits and artefacts, providing context and history about the site and its builders.