2-Week England Tour Packages
Two weeks in England means doing London properly, before moving further, perhaps to the Cotswolds, Bath, Stonehenge, Lake District, York, Cambridge, or Oxford. You could also head to the coastal towns if the weather works, Visit Stratford for Shakespeare stuff, pubs, castles, and countryside, museums. Enjoy the charm of England with enough time to really explore.
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week England tour itineraries
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14 Days in England, incl. London and York
This 14-day trip hits 21 spots from Windsor to Oxford, taking in Windsor Castle, Blenheim Palace, and Canterbury Cathedral. You'll see Stonehenge and Castle Howard, then head to the Lake District for some great scenery. Stay 13 nights at places like The Westminster London Curio Collection, try punting in Cambridge, and cruise Lake Windermere.

- Days 1-2
Windsor and The Cotswolds
Get to Windsor by 2 PM to avoid afternoon crowds at Windsor Castle. "Get there early before the tour groups arrive - the State Apartments are much more enjoyable without the crowds," one traveler suggests. Spend your second day exploring the Cotswolds with its charming honey-colored villages like Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold. End your day in Bath and visit the Roman Baths in late afternoon when the lighting makes for great photos.

- Days 3-4
Stonehenge and South Coast
- Days 5-7
Canterbury and London
Start at Canterbury Cathedral after booking tickets online to skip the lines. Then spend two full days in London. "The Kensington Palace visit is best in the morning - grab coffee at the Palace café before the crowds arrive," according to a regular visitor. Take time to walk along the South Bank from Tower Bridge to Westminster.

- Days 8-10
Cambridge and York
In Cambridge, let a professional handle the punting on the River Cam it's not as easy as it looks. When you get to York start with the Minster's tower at 9:30 AM before it gets too hot. A recent visitor notes: "The narrow streets of the Shambles get incredibly busy by midday - explore early morning or evening for the best experience."

- Days 11-12
Lake District and Liverpool
- Days 13-14
Shakespeare Country and Oxford
14 Day Great Britain Itinerary, incl. Edinburgh and London
A grand 14-day tour through England showcases 6 major destinations including Lake Windermere, Liverpool's Strawberry Fields, and Cotswolds' medieval towns. Roman Bath visits, Cornwall's coastal trails, and London's iconic sites await, with luxury stays at Low Wood Bay Resort and Tower Suites Hilton.

- Days 1-3
Edinburgh
- Days 4-5
Lake District
The 4-hour coach ride from Edinburgh to Lake Windermere includes a 60-minute guided tour of Vindolanda Roman fortress near Hadrian's Wall. Stay by Lake Windermere for two nights. Take a morning cruise on England's largest lake, then visit Grasmere village. Pick between Wordsworth's Rydal Mount home or a 2-hour guided hike. If hiking, pack waterproof gear as the weather changes quickly.

- Days 6-7
Liverpool & Journey to Cotswolds
Take a 2-hour walking tour of Liverpool's Albert Dock to learn about its maritime history. Visit the iconic Strawberry Fields site from Beatles fame. Start the next day with a Mersey Ferry ride for great city views. Stop in medieval Shrewsbury before arriving at your 18th-century boutique hotel in the Cotswolds.

- Days 8-9
Cotswolds & Bath
Visit Blenheim Palace early for the best morning light. Spend your afternoon in Stow-on-the-Wold, 800 feet above sea level. The next day, head to the Roman Baths before 10 AM to beat the crowds. A previous visitor noted: "The Roman Baths are fascinating but get very busy. Going early let us take our time exploring the different chambers and actually hear our guide's explanations."

- Days 10-11
Cornwall
- Days 12-14
London
Take the 5-hour scenic train ride from Cornwall to London. Start with a walking tour of major landmarks like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. Use your free day based on your interests. The London Eye offers excellent city views but book online in advance to save time and money. Windsor Castle is worth considering but requires 4-5 hours including travel time.

Coasts & Countrysides of England featuring the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Liverpool & London (Edinburgh to London) (13 destinations)
This 14-day tour runs from Edinburgh to London, covering 12 spots throughout Scotland and England. Walk Edinburgh's Royal Mile in the Old Town and catch the famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at the castle, then cruise Lake Windermere and ride a heritage steam train through the Lake District. You'll spend time at Strawberry Fields in Liverpool where John Lennon played as a child.

Edinburgh Scotland
70 miLanercost England
41 miWindermere England
67 miLiverpool England
49 miShrewsbury England
71 miCotswolds England
17 miBroadway England
9 miStow-on-the-Wold England
47 miBath England
158 miSt Ives England
249 miLondon England
11 miHampton England
11 miLondon England
What people love about 2-week England tours
- England & Wales Classic
Our Tour Manager, Chris B. is a true professional and made our tour both stress free and filled with the sites and stories we came to experience. TourRadar/RIT provided Chis’s cell number weeks before our tour and he was easy to contact and coordinate our unique meeting requirements to join the tour. This was our first visit to the UK and I felt Royal Irish Tours did a good job picking cities and activities for us to experience England and Wales. Our tour was 10 Canadians and 6 Americans and our tour bus was built for 40, so plenty of room to stretch out. The bus had an onboard restroom which I felt was important and our driver, Mark, was excellent. Chris and RIT understand that older folks need regular bathroom breaks, and for me that takes some of the stress out of traveling. We found the UK very progressive when it came to food allergies
- England and Scotland (Classic, Summer, End Glasgow)
Fantastic tour overall. The itinary was great and allowed a good amount of time to experience everything we wanted to see. It covered an incredible amount of the country, especially Scotland. Tour guide Remi was fantastic and very helpful through the whole trip, especially as we were traveling with a wheelchair user. Accomodation wasn’t bad, could have been better but no complaints. Some of the meals were average but others were fantastic so it all balanced out.
- England and Scotland (Classic, Summer, End London)
There were a lot off add o es at last minute. We went to places just to pay the entry if you didn't pay, you expend the next hours doing nothing some times or the good ones walking in the Town.





























