Historical Tudor Tours in Southern England.
These Historic tours offer an unrivalled chance to see and experience for yourself merry olde Tudor England.
The Tudor Dynasty is the most talked about, written about and filmed period in over 2000 years of British History. HenryVII, King by right of blood and conquest begat the dynasty that saw two of the greatest love affairs of the age: Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn followed by their daughter Elizabeth I and Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester.
See the places where some of the most historical events in English history actually took place.
Tudor History Tours take small groups on fully escorted inclusive tours of the South of England. Journey with us to see some of the famous, and infamous, historic sights and castles of the Tudor period 1485 - 1603 from Henry VII to Elizabeth I.
2009 was the Quincentenial of the coronation of Henry VIII. Some of the castles, palaces and the British Library still have special once in a lifetime exhibitions of this Tudor Monarch, showing artefacts rarely seen by the public.
Care has been taken whilst constructing these historical tours so that the journey times between towns and attractions are all within an hour and a half.
Tudor History Tours use only hotels that are specially chosen for their history or charm. They are mostly old Coaching Inns that have retained their historical character with low oak beams, uneven floors and some still have their big fireplaces. Most have significant feature rooms such as four poster beds which can be booked as an option. All rooms have en-suite facilities.
You can find out more about our individual tours on the Holiday Page.
Costs include airport transfers, transport during the tour, and entrance fees to heritage sites, attractions and activities. Bed and breakfast at the hotels, some special evening meals and lunches are also included. Please read the full terms and conditions before booking your holiday. To do this please click on the link at the bottom of this page.
Please note that historic old castles and houses of the Tudor period were not built with the disabled in mind. Some have many steps and restricted access points. Some of the historic hotels we stay at may also have accessibility concerns. Anyone with mobility issues should therefore be aware of these considerations when booking a tour. Tudor History Tours can provide an honest assessment of all of the places we visit and hotels we use.
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