European Discoveries tours
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The Gardens of England
May 12 - 21, 2026 | Maximum Group Size: 20 Participants | Availability: Open
Celebrate the height of England’s springtime beauty on this curated garden tour through Windsor, the Cotswolds, and London, culminating with exclusive members-only access to the world-renowned Chelsea Flower Show. Along the way, explore private estates, historic manor gardens, and iconic sites like Hidcote, Sissinghurst, and Great Dixter. With guided visits, countryside charm, and free time to savor each setting, this tour offers a perfect blend of horticultural inspiration and classic English elegance.
England’s West Country: Exploring Somerset, Devon & Cornwall
August 31 - September 10, 2026 | Maximum Group Size: 15 Participants | Availability: Open
Journey through England’s enchanting West Country, where Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall reveal a tapestry of history, legend, and natural beauty. Explore grand estates, legendary castles, and colorful fishing villages, all set against a backdrop of rugged moors and breathtaking coastline. With a small-group setting, handpicked accommodations, and expert guides, you’ll experience the region’s landscapes, flavors, and stories in true depth and comfort.
Perfect on its own or as the first half of a back-to-back journey with Wales and the Welsh Borders (September 9–19, 2026).
Yorkshire and the Lake District
September 3 - 12, 2026 | Maximum Group Size: 15 Participants | Availability: Open
Experience England’s most iconic landscapes and literary landmarks on our expertly curated 10-day journey. Explore the serene beauty of the Lake District, home to Beatrix Potter and Wordsworth, wander through historic York’s medieval streets, and uncover stately homes in Cheshire’s Golden Triangle. From steamers on Lake Windermere to decadent local treats like Cartmel’s sticky toffee pudding, this immersive escape blends poetry, history, and pastoral charm.