Synopsis

England’s most delightful character resides in the West Country: those picturesque Cotswold villages, marked by elegant churches, stately homes, and welcoming inns; Wells, the nation’s smallest cathedral city; and Glastonbury, a haven for New Age spirituality steeped in tales of the Holy Grail and King Arthur. Our journey concludes with a contemplation of Stonehenge and Avebury, the evocative prehistoric stone circles that punctuate the landscape.