Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate

Welcome to the All Creatures Great and Small tour from York, where we will take you on an unforgettable journey through the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, visiting the most iconic filming locations from both the old and new series of the beloved TV series. Our adventure will take you to many locations, including Grassington, which was used as Darrowby Village in the new series, and where you can see the Drovers Arms and Skeldale House. We will also explore the breathtaking landscape scenes filmed in Wharfedale. The tour will visit St Michaels in Hubberholme, where James and Helen get married in the show. This beautiful location was also used in the new series and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Yockenthwaite is also known for it’s incredible views, the location of Helen's farm and where James and Helen first kiss in the new series. As we continue our journey, we will visit Wensleydale and Swaledale, where a lot of landscape scenes were filmed in the 1970s series. We will also stop by Bolton Castle, the location where James Herriot proposed to his wife. See the scars of its 600-year history, including its involvement in the Pilgrimage of Grace, Mary Queen of Scot’s imprisonment, and a Civil War siege. Our next stop will be the Wheatsheaf Inn in the charming village of Carperby, where you can soak in the idyllic countryside surroundings in the spot that James and his wife had their honeymoon in real life. As we make our way back to York, we will stop by Askrigg, which was used as the Darrowby Village in the old series. Here, you will see the iconic Drovers Arms and Skeldale House, and we will also visit the Holy Trinity Church in Wensley, where James and Helen got married in the old series. Our final stop will be in Hawes, where you can see the Darrowby cattle market and country club from the old series. This beautiful town offers stunning views of the Yorkshire Dales and is the perfect place to conclude our tour. Join us on this unforgettable journey through the Yorkshire Dales and immerse yourself in the world of All Creatures Great and Small. *Please note, you will not stop to get off the bus at all locations.

Leave the bustle of England’s capital behind and immerse yourself in the charm of rural Kent. Traveling in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach, you’ll explore traditional English villages—including Rochester and Chilham—admire the iconic White Cliffs of Dover and its historic castle, and visit Canterbury, home to a renowned UNESCO-listed cathedral and Area of National Beauty. Highlights of Your Day Trip A UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Experience the unique heritage of Canterbury. Wye Nature Reserve: Explore an Area of National Beauty ‘AONB’ that rivals the Cotswolds Escape City Life: Enjoy a full day away from the fast pace of London, exploring serene villages and historic towns. Comfort & Convenience: Travel by air-conditioned minibus from central London, ensuring a smooth, relaxing ride. Expert Guidance: Learn about the region’s rich history and culture from a knowledgeable local guide. Tour requires a moderate level of fitness and is not suitable for wheelchair users

Discover the picturesque Cotswolds on a full-day tour from London. Visit the birthplace of William Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon, explore the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water, and see the iconic Arlington Row in Bibury. End your day in the historic city of Oxford. Start your day with a visit to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Visit the famous Shakespeare’s Birthplace, a beautifully preserved half-timbered house where the Bard of Avon was born and spent his early years. Explore the interactive exhibits and learn about his life and works. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic streets, lined with delightful boutiques, cafes, and Tudor-style buildings that transport you back in time. Walk along the picturesque River Avon, where swans glide gracefully, and take in the serene beauty of the town's parks and gardens. Don't forget to stop by the Holy Trinity Church, where Shakespeare is buried, and admire its stunning medieval architecture. Next, visit the Cotswolds, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Stop at the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water, known as the "Venice of the Cotswolds." Take a short stroll along the picturesque banks of the River Windrush, admire the charming stone buildings, and capture some stunning photographs of this enchanting village. Continue to Bibury, considered one of the most beautiful villages in England. Stroll along the River Coln, which winds gently through the village, providing tranquil waterside views and an abundance of wildlife. Visit the picturesque Bibury Trout Farm, where you can learn about traditional trout farming or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings. End your day in the historic city of Oxford, renowned for its prestigious university and stunning architecture. Take a leisurely walk through the cobbled streets, where every corner tells a story. Marvel at the iconic Radcliffe Camera, a masterpiece of baroque design, and visit the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe. Explore the atmospheric college courtyards and admire the Gothic splendor of Christ Church, which inspired the Great Hall in the Harry Potter films.