London & Beyond, Rail Pass Package

Use your “London Heathrow Express” rail tickets to travel to central London and the closest train station to your hotel.

Make your own way to your hotel and check-in for 7 nights.

From world-class musicals to top attractions, one-of-a-kind tours, and family fun, discover plenty of amazing things to do and places to see in London. Explore the city at your own pace by walking or cycling, or take advantage of public transport.

While in London, there are 101 things to see and do, but may we suggest:

• A Hop-On Hop-Off pass is a great way to get your bearings.
• British Museum
• Tower of London
• Take in a show
• Westminster Abbey
• Afternoon Tea
• London Eye
• Stroll across Westminster Bridge for iconic views of Big Ben and Parliament.
• A visit to Windsor

Depending on the option selected, the DAY USE rail pass’s, go and return the same day, are a great way to explore outside London.

The actual day of each trip is confirmed when you receive your final itinerary. The destination is set, but the train times are flexible and, based on availability, may be changed locally the day of your trip at train stations. There are several trains available throughout the day on each route.

You must make your own way to and from train stations.

Bath (approximately 1 ½ hours from London by rail)

Since Roman times, the lovely bath, constructed for pleasure and leisure, has been a well-being destination. The waters are still popular, both at the original Roman Baths and at the modern Thermae Bath Spa, which offers Britain's only natural thermal hot springs that may be bathed in. Bath's honey-colored Georgian architecture appears to have been plucked from a Jane Austen novel, with highlights including the iconic Royal Crescent and the magnificent Circus. Bath has an incredible museum and gallery collection, as well as year-round festivals, theater, and sports.

Brighton (approximately 1 hour from London by rail)

Brighton is famous for its stunning seaside, soaring observation tower, and iconic Palace Pier. It is known throughout the United Kingdom for its open-minded community and LGBTQ+ population, as well as its bohemian atmosphere and eco-friendly spirit.

Brighton's location has made it a popular destination for tourists, renowned for its diverse communities, shopping areas, and large and vibrant cultural, music, and arts scene.

Canterbury (approximately 1 ½ hours from London by rail)

Canterbury is a historic city that offers a blend of ancient and modern attractions. You can marvel at the stunning Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. You can also explore the Roman and medieval heritage of the city, with its walls, museums, and ruins. For a more relaxing experience, you can enjoy a boat ride or a punt along the River Stour or stroll through the charming streets and shops of the Old Town. Canterbury is a welcoming destination that invites you to discover its rich culture and history.

After breakfast, make your way to the train station.

Use your “London Heathrow Express” rail tickets to travel from central London to London Heathrow. Allow yourself plenty of time to arrive at the airport and check-in for your flight.