London, Bath, and Oxford Performance Tour

Visit Royal Albert Hall, a historic music and performance venue. On a guided tour, learn how it was funded and built, the challenges that nearly stopped construction, and stories from performances by artists such as The Beatles, Adele, Beyoncé, and Ed Sheeran.

Step inside Westminster Abbey, the coronation church of English monarchs since 1066. Explore the Royal Chapels and tombs of kings and queens, and visit Poets’ Corner, where Britain’s literary figures are honored, all within the Abbey’s Gothic setting.

End with a night at the theater in London’s West End, the British version of Broadway, featuring more than 40 professional theaters surrounded by lively restaurants, shops, and cafés. Please note: Performances may be moved to alternate days based on availability.

Once a favorite, Camden Market is back in style, blending grunge with modern design, fashion, jewelry, and Doc Martens. Set along the canal, it draws punks, Goths, and visitors alike. Born in the 1970s from former warehouses, it has grown into a world-famous market and cultural landmark.

Potential venues include (but not limited to): Southwark Cathedral, The Community of St. Stephens, Victoria Park Bandstand, St. Gabriel’s Church Pimlico, Spitalfields Market, Hillsong Church, Christ Church Spitalfields, or an exchange with a local school, university, or community group. Additional options are available at an additional cost.

Visit prehistoric Stonehenge, built in 3,000 B.C. The mysterious monument of four concentric rings of hefty stones is believed to have been a sacred place of worship or some type of calendar.

Discover Bath, England’s elegant Georgian spa city once famed for its healing waters and social life. Explore the remarkably preserved Roman Baths, built around natural hot springs nearly two thousand years ago. Visit Bath Abbey, known for its magnificent fan-vaulted ceiling and intricate stone carvings, and see Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops and admired for its graceful 18th-century design inspired by Florence’s Ponte Vecchio.

Potential venues include (but not limited to): Bathampton Methodist Church, St. Mary the Virgin, and St. Michael's Church. Additional venues such as Bath Abbey are options for additional cost.

Explore the historic university city of University of Oxford with a local guide. Founded in 1096, Oxford is the oldest English-speaking university in the world and grew rapidly after English students returned from Paris in the 12th century. Tour one of its 39 colleges, which may include Brasenose, Christ Church, or New College, and visit the Bodleian Library, one of Europe’s oldest libraries. Learn long-standing traditions, including why a college bell still rings 101 times at 9:05 p.m., and see landmarks such as the Sheldonian Theatre and Hertford Bridge.