Escape the busy streets of London and enjoy a peaceful day exploring the Cotswolds’ fairytale villages and historic Oxford with I Heart London Tours’ Private Driving Countryside Experience.
Travel through rolling hills, ancient stone cottages, medieval churches, and riverside towns — all from the comfort of your private vehicle. With personalised commentary and flexible stops, this full-day tour is perfect for families, couples, and small groups looking to soak in England’s rural beauty and timeless charm.
This 8-hour private driving tour takes you to the most iconic Cotswold villages, followed by an unforgettable visit to Oxford, home to the world’s oldest English-speaking university.
You’ll explore historic market towns, scenic rivers, postcard-worthy lanes, and heritage landmarks — all carefully curated to give you a relaxing yet enriching countryside experience.
Begin your countryside adventure in Burford, a charming medieval town known for its stone cottages, old coaching inns, and picturesque high street. Discover its atmospheric bridge and beautiful hilltop views.
Often described as “the most beautiful village in England,” Bibury is home to one of the country’s most iconic sights — Arlington Row, a line of 17th-century weavers’ cottages. Perfect for photos and peaceful riverside walks.
Visit Bibury’s scenic riverside coaching inn and step inside St Mary’s Church, an ancient Saxon landmark with centuries of history and quiet charm.
Known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” Bourton-on-the-Water features stone footbridges, crystal-clear streams, and a relaxing village atmosphere. You can also visit The Model Village, a perfect miniature replica of the town built in the 1930s.
Explore this historic market town, its traditional Market Cross, and the magical yew-tree doorway at St Edward’s Church — said to have inspired Tolkien’s “Doors of Durin” in The Lord of the Rings.
Arrive in Oxford, home to world-famous colleges and breathtaking architecture. See iconic landmarks including:
Enjoy free time to stroll through cobbled lanes or explore the university grounds.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Wander the palace grounds, explore formal gardens, and admire grand historic interiors if you choose to add entry.
