Slip out of London for a day that blends ancient ritual with college life. At Stonehenge, the standing stones rise from open chalkland, calm and steady against the sky. Your driver-guide shares clear, simple stories about builders, barrows and the seasons; we pace the visit so you can walk the outer path, take clean photos and spend quiet minutes just looking. With timed entry arranged on request, the flow stays smooth and unhurried.
After a country drive we reach Oxford, a city of towers, quads and golden stone. Stroll lanes lined with bookshops, pass cloisters and lawns, and see famous sights such as the Radcliffe Camera, the Sheldonian Theatre and the Bridge of Sighs. If you wish to go inside a college, library or museum, we help pick the best fit for the day and secure tickets when needed. There is time for tea or a cosy pub stop before we carry on.
The route is flexible. On fine days we add short walks by the river; on busy days we use quieter streets and smart parking to keep things easy. Photo stops, comfort breaks and a steady pace come as standard. By the time we head back, you will have touched deep time at Stonehenge and the living mind of Oxford—two very different worlds tied by craft, care and history.
