Tuesday 16th March to Friday 19th March 2027 - Discover Greenwich, Eltham Palace, London's hidden gem Crossness Pumping Station and a river cruise on the Thames from £599pp
Book NowJoin us on a nostalgic trip to an area of London not often explored. Greenwich is a beautiful, historic buzzing area, where hemispheres meet and Royal heritage blends with cutting edge architecture. Discover the dazzling art-deco mansion of Eltham Palace and the 19th century Crossness Pumping Station restored to its former Victorian glory. Last but not least a river cruise on the Thames from Greenwich to Westminster.
The Clarendon Hotel Blackheath***
Located in Greenwich, The Clarendon Hotel - has uninterrupted views of Blackheath towards Royal Greenwich Park, this Georgian Hotel is both grand and welcoming. The location simply couldnt be better for walking into Greenwich, or you can stroll around Blackheath Village; with its wealth of independent shops, bars and eateries, relax in the gardens or take afternoon tea in the restaurant to unwind. There is a local bus every 12 minutes which stops directly outside the hotel and is less than a 20 min trip into the heart of Greenwich.
Your holiday includes:
3 Nights Dinner, Bed & Full English Breakfast
Entrance to Eltham Palace
Visit to Crossness Pumping Station
Free time in Greenwich
River Cruise from Greenwich to Westminster
Travel by Tally Ho Coach
Accompanied by our Tour Manager
£599 per person based on two people sharing a twin/double room. Single supplement £80pp
Rooms with walk-in showers on request.
Tuesday 16th March
Leaving Devon we make our way to London. Arriving with time to check-in and unwind before dinner in the hotel restaurant
Wednesday 17th March
After breakfast we enjoy a visit to Eltham Palace in the morning, in 1936 eccentric millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld decided to build their magnificent art deco mansion right next to the medieval Great Hall of Eltham Palace - creating a masterpiece of modern interiors. Explore enviable interiors including the amazing art deco dining room, site of many illustrious dinner parties; and Virginia Courtauld's gold-plated bathroom. For a complete contrast with the 1930s rooms, step into the 1470s Great Hall - part of the medieval royal palace of Eltham, where Henry VIII spent his childhood. Don't miss the palace's beautiful gardens, with their mix of medieval remains and Arts and Crafts influences. In the afternoon we visit Crossness Pumping Station. A 19th century sewage pumping station restored in part to its original high Victorian glory. Four massive James Watt beam engines, one fully restored, one in restoration and two in magnificent dilapidation await you.
D, FEThursday 18th March
Today you have free time in Greenwich to explore this beautiful, historic, buzzing area of London, where hemispheres meet and Royal heritage blends with cutting edge architecture. There's so much to see and do, including historic ship Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the vintage shops and street food of Greenwich Market, amazing exhibitions and planetarium shows, plus the free National Maritime Museum and Queen's House.
D, FEFriday 19th March
After checking out of our hotel, we will travel from Greenwich to Westminster on a river cruise, enjoying the beautiful views of London's famous landmarks including Westminster Palace, the London Eye, the National Theatre, the Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe, HMS Belfast, The Shard, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, and Canary Wharf. Afterwards we head home to Devon.
FED=Dinner, FE=Full English Breakfast
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Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
| Name | Address |
|---|---|
| Brixham | Brixham - Bank lane opposite Baptist Church |
| Dartmouth | Dartmouth Marks & Spencer |
| Dartmouth. | Dartmouth Townstal |
| Exeter | Exeter Motorway Services |
| Ivybridge | Ivybridge Town Hall opp Garage |
| Kingsbridge Quay | Kingsbridge Quay |
| Newton Abbot | Newton Abbot opp Railway Station |
| Paignton | Paignton Great Western Road Bus Stop by Library |
| Plymouth 1 | Plymouth Derry's Cross |
| Plymouth Barcode | Plymouth. Exeter St Viaduct. In front of Barcode |
| Plympton 6 | Plympton Harewood House bus stop |
| Plymstock | Plymstock Elburton bus stop opp Elburton Hotel |
| Torquay | Torquay coach bay outside Princess Theatre |
| Totnes KEVICC | Totnes KEVICC |
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