Summerfuel
Oxford University
The opportunities to make the most of your time are plentiful. Every afternoon and evening, choose from a variety of activities -- museum visits, sports, outdoor movies, Shakespeare-in-the-garden performances, ASA Talent Show, casino night, concert and music festivals, and more.
Every weekend and on some weekdays, travel beyond Oxford to fantastic, historical sites and see the best of England. Whenever possible, trips will feature multiple options and free time to explore.
Included Trips:
London Trip 1
On this full-day visit to London, discover one of the most exciting international cities in the world, whose history goes back to Roman times. Some of the options are: (1) Westminster Abbey and the National Gallery, (2) Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral, (3) Walking Tour of South Kensington and Knightsbridge, or (4) Tate Modern and Camden Town Market.
London Trip 2 - Session 1
Explore London's must-see attractions, meet with a Member of Parliament after a tour of Parliament and visit the Royal Courts of Justice and the Old Bailey (criminal courts), or take the East End Walk with social historian William Fishman.
London Trip 2 - Session 2
Explore the Tate Modern and enjoy a performance at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
London Trip 3 - Session 1 only
Before you go, make sure you don't miss Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, the British Museum, the Globe Theatre, and the Victoria and Albert Museum or shop for last minute gifts!
Blenheim Palace
Enjoy England's largest private home and grounds owned by the Duke of Marlborough. Whilst attending a party here, Churchill's mother gave birth to the future Prime Minister in a closet!
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Visit the famous town of Stratford, known throughout the world as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, and attend a performance by the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Stonehenge
Marvel at this famous monument where druids and hippies have worshipped for almost four thousand years. The 22 feet tall slabs defy modern explanation.
Bath
Tour the city of Bath, which once stood second only to London as the social capital of England. Explore the famed Hot Springs and Roman Baths and the finest 18th century urban design at the Royal Crescent and Circus.
Brighton
Experience the fun of the seaside in England's popular costal resort. Visit the eccentric Brighton Pavilion, built for King George IV, and explore "The Lanes," an intriguing labyrinth of shops and restaurants.
