Open Enrollment Tour

London and the Countryside

Nine days in England trace a satisfying arc from London's dense layers of history outward through the coastal energy of Brighton and the Roman-Georgian elegance of Bath, before arriving in Stratford-upon-Avon to close the loop on the English literary tradition that ran through the entire trip. The through-line here is language — how the English-speaking world got its voice, from Shakespeare's quill to a West End stage — and students feel that thread tighten with every stop.

Departure dateMonday, June 7, 2027

Duration9 days · 8 nights

CountriesUnited Kingdom/England

Cities4 stops

Group size6 – 80+ travelers

What makes us different

City-center hotels
Authentic local meals
Career Tour Directors
5.0★ on Trustpilot
Family-owned since 1992

Destination guide: London →

Arrival London

Arrival transfer

Dinner

Overnight

At a glance

Days9

Nights8

Countries1

Cities4

OvernightsLondon 3, Brighton 1, Bath 1, Stratford-upon-Avon 1, London 1

MealsAll breakfasts & dinners

Linked activities3

Curriculum fit

Analyze the development of Elizabethan theatre by examining staging conventions during the Globe Theatre Workshop in London.
Compare Roman urban planning and Georgian architectural ideals as represented by Bath's baths and Royal Crescent.
Evaluate how Shakespeare's language and dramatic structure shaped the English literary tradition, drawing on the Royal Shakespeare Theatre performance in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Trace the evolution of British theatrical culture from the sixteenth century to the present through visits to the Globe and a contemporary West End production.
Interpret the geographic and cultural contrasts among London, Brighton, and Bath as expressions of distinct chapters in English social history.
Examine how urban design, public space, and civic identity intersect in cities developed across multiple historical eras within a single nation.

Drafted from the day-by-day. Use as a starting point for your syllabus.

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Overall

“This was my first time leading a trip so I had a lot of uncertainty heading into it, but Passports really took care of everything and made things so much easier.”

Passports post-tour evaluation · Group leader · April 2026

Overall

“This was an outstanding tour experience from start to finish. The trip flowed extremely well, with strong attention to detail at every stage. Even when minor issues arose, they were addressed quickly and professionally, which reinforced confidence in the Passports team. I am very much looking forward to my next trip with Passports and would confidently recommend them to any educator.”

Passports post-tour evaluation · Group leader · March 2026

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