Day 1 – Depart USA
Depart from the USA on an overnight flight to Edinburgh.
Overnight: In flight


History of Great Britain offers students a unique opportunity to engage with academic and historical frameworks, explore British architectural and socio-political developments, and gain cross-cultural perspectives on the relationship between ancient civilisations and modern society.
Over 15 days, participants will visit leading cultural institutions, meet with regional history experts, and explore historical, artistic, and military traditions across Edinburgh, Haltwhistle, York, Warwick, Oxford, Bath, London, and Canterbury. The program combines academic learning, site visits, technical museum networking, and cultural exploration, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of the interdisciplinary humanities in an international context.
Through interactive site visits, expert commentary, and hands-on site exploration, students will gain insight into pre-Roman and Roman Britain, medieval Viking settlements, Tudor royal lineages, and twentieth-century wartime strategies. Visits to world-renowned organisations and landmarks such as Edinburgh Castle, York Minster, the Bodleian Library, the Roman Baths, Stonehenge, Westminster Abbey, the Churchill War Rooms, and the British Museum will provide a deeper understanding of historical preservation, imperial naval empires, and the engineering behind monumental classical and medieval structures. The program also includes opportunities for students to engage with research themes, discuss the intersection of law and history at the Magna Carta Memorial, and explore how ancient societies shape modern national identity.
In addition to the academic and professional experiences, students will enjoy cultural immersion through guided tours, regional site visits, and local excursions, including walking tours of historic city centres, traditional regional group dinners, and day trips to explore the dramatic coastal fortifications of Dover Castle and the literary heritage at Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon.



Day 1 – Depart USA
Depart from the USA on an overnight flight to Edinburgh.
Overnight: In flight
Day 2 – Arrival in Edinburgh
Overnight: Edinburgh
Day 3 – Edinburgh: Visit to Edinburgh Castle
Overnight: Edinburgh
Day 4 – Edinburgh to Haltwhistle: Hadrian’s Wall near Haltwhistle.
Overnight: Haltwhistle
Day 5 – Haltwhistle to York: York’s medieval Gothic cathedral
Overnight: York
Day 6 – York to Warwick: The medieval castle
Bus ride to Warwick, check in the hotel & drop luggage.
Overnight: Warwick
Day 7 – Warwick to Oxford: A little bit of literature
Overnight: Oxford
Day 8 – Oxford to Bath: The prehistoric structures and the Roman influence
Overnight: Bath
Day 9 – Bath to London: The outskirts of London
Overnight: London
Day 10 – London: Settling in the capital
Overnight: London
Day 11 – London: The World Wars
Overnight: London
Day 12 – London: The British Museum & the Tower of London
Overnight: London
Day 13 – London: The last attractions in London
Overnight: London
Day 14 – London to Canterbury: Cathedrals and Castles
Group breakfast (either in hotel or outside).
Overnight: Canterbury
Day 15 – Departure day
Students depart individually from Canterbury.
We would be delighted to work with you to facilitate a rich experience for your group in the UK. If you would like to discuss any of the details in this proposal please do not
hesitate to contact us.





We would be delighted to work with you to facilitate a rich experience for your group in the UK. If you would like to discuss any of the details in this proposal please do not
hesitate to contact us.


