Cotswolds Coach Tour from London with 2-Course Lunch

Name: Cotswolds Tour from London with 2 course Lunch
Start: 2025-01-26
End: 2026-01-16
Location: Victoria Coach Station

Where? Victoria Coach Station, 164 Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria When? 26th January 2025 to 16th January 2026 8.15 AM to 6.15 PM Tue, Fri & Sun (Jan-Mar, Nov-Dec); Tue-Wed, Fri & Sun (Apr-Aug); Tue-Fri & Sun (Sep-Oct) Price? From £99 Parking: Nearby car parks Buses: 11, 44, 170, 211, C1, C10 Bus fares Trains: The closest station is Victoria Circle District Victoria Train fares

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Swap the busy bustle of London for the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds, and enjoy a delicious 2-course lunch in a countryside pub.

After boarding your air-conditioned coach at Victoria Coach Station you'll head out of of the city towards the rolling green hills and stone-built market towns of the Cotswolds.

During the 2-hour drive your guide will be sharing lots of interesting information about the region and its history.

Medieval town of Burford

Your first stop will be the medieval town of Burford - known as the 'Gateway to the Cotswolds'.

You'll have 1½-hours to walk around the picture-perfect cottages built from colorful local stone, and explore the little tea houses and shops along the main street which slopes down to the tumbling River Windrush.

Bibury and lunch at The Swan Hotel

Then you'll continue on to the 17th-century village of Bibury - described by William Morris as the 'prettiest village in the Cotswolds' - where you'll have a short walking tour and then head for the Swan Hotel.

This former coaching inn decorated with oak beams and a stone fireplace, is where you'll enjoy a traditional English lunch whilst enjoying the views of the River Coln outside, and maybe sample some of its old ales and fine wines.

Market town of Stow-on-the-Wold

Your final stop will be at the quant old market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, known for its annual fairs and built on top of an 800-foot hill, where you'll have 1¼-hours of free-time to explore the tourist shops and maybe enjoy a cup of tea in one of its charming little teahouses.