New Year in London

Tour Overview

Imagine…joining a very special seven day escorted New Year tour that combines the wonderful sights of two of Europe’s greatest cities – London and Paris.

Travelling by express train and the Eurostar you will enjoy the lights and sights of Paris, a relaxing cruise on the River Seine and dinner in a local restaurant before reaching London for a four night stay. Packed with quality inclusions you will ride high on the ‘London Eye’, cruise down the river Thames, take in a top West End Show and enjoy a Medieval Banquet.  Now add the enormous spectacle of New Year's Eve fireworks and the famous New Year's Day Parade - what a way to celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of the next!

This ‘New Year in London’ tour has been specially designed to start from Luzern as your Christmas Tour ends.

Tour Highlights

• Take in the London New Year celebrations and giant fireworks display
• Enjoy the lights and sights of Paris on an Illuminations tour
• Cruise on the River Seine and dine in a local restaurant
• Experience guided tour of Paris and London
• Travel by express trains across France and take the Eurostar to London
• Experience dinner and a top West End Show
• Cruise down the River Thames to Greenwich
• Watch London’s New Year’s Day Parade
• Join a Medieval Banquet in the vaulted cellars of Ivory House
• Soar high on the London Eye

Tour Inclusions

• All the sightseeing, scenic drives and excursions as described
• Fully escorted by our experienced Tour Manager
• First class coach for all sightseeing
• 2^nd class train Luzern to Paris
• Eurostar 2^nd Class Paris to London
• End of Tour tips to Tour Manager, drivers and guides
• 6 nights selected accommodation
• Hotel Porterage (1 bag per person)
• Full buffet breakfasts daily with English breakfast in London
• 5 dinners including New Year’s Eve dinner and farewell Medieval Banquet
• Welcome drink on first night
• Cruise on the River Seine, Thames cruise to Greenwich, London Eye ride, Theatre tickets to top West End Show
• Entrances to National Maritime Museum and Royal Observatory