6 Days
Filled with innovative architecture, modern art and contemporary cultural gems, whether it is your first-time visiting London or your hundredth, this trip is perfect for any traveller in search of sophistication and refinement.
With the help of specialist guides, private tours and exclusive access discover London’s cultural scene for yourself.
GET IN TOUCHYour bespoke programme, tailor made by Dream Escape, could include any of the following experiences:
For your accommodation, Dream Escape recommends a five-star luxury hotel formed in a stylish townhouse. Situated on a quiet tree-lined street in the fashionable district of Knightsbridge, it provides a peaceful, yet opulent experience.
A visual glimpse of the key things to do and places that will be visited on this exciting itinerary
VIEW ALL HIGHLIGHTSA visual glimpse of the key things to do and places that will be visited on this exciting itinerary
VIEW ALL HIGHLIGHTSOriginally opened by Charles Saatchi in 1985, the sprawling exhibition space shows contemporary art.
Opened in 2013, it is located within a former 1805 gunpowder store.
Is one of the capital’s most popular art museums.
Hosts a renowned collection of international modern and contemporary art
Is a Grade II listed masterpiece, an icon of Brutalism and an architectural style.
London, with its unique blend of history and culture, is constantly changing, with new landmarks, stylish restaurants and clubs opening up all the time. Recently voted as the gourmet capital of the world, London is the European capital to stay in touch with all that’s new and exciting, while enjoying its wealth of historic buildings and eclectic mix of museums and art galleries. With its unique blend of history and culture, the bustling metropolis of London has long been considered a must-see destination. The city is constantly changing, offering a wealth of historic buildings and monuments, as well as an eclectic mix of museums, art galleries and world famous attractions.
Hyde Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and covers some 350 acres. The park is home to a number of famous landmarks including the Serpentine Lake, Speakers’ Corner and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain. It is hard to imagine Henry VIII and his court thundering across here in the mid-1500s in pursuit of deer and wild boar.