Britain · HORSES
Good horses tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride by horse-drawn carriage through private woodland near York, with possible deer and buzzard sightings, warm blankets, and a weatherproof carriage.
Walk through London’s Slow Horses locations, see Slough House, and uncover the real streets behind Mick Herron’s spy drama on a relaxed 2-hour tour.
“I really enjoyed the whole experience! The mix of Slow Horses info, alongside historical information about the surround area, made the tour memorable and enlightening. I am a Londoner, so any new refreshing takes on my home city are always welcome. The guide was excellent, and approachable. I think I would enjoy her other tours, so see you soon. The only thing that it required was a walking on park for Jackson Lamb ! Haha”
Walk royal London from St. James’s Palace to Westminster, with Buckingham Palace, Horse Guards Parade, and a chance to see the Guard change.
“Tour was okay. Changing of the guard was cancelled, which is why we booked tour. Guide was okay.”
Trade city noise for a private horse-drawn ride near York, with countryside views, wildlife spotting, and a classic cream tea.
“What a truly beautiful place. Me and my partner had a fabulous time and our guide was really lovely :) the horses and the cats were a bonus! Truly remarkable experience!would do it again”
Meditate with rescued horses at Holmeshead Farm in Cumbria, with breath work, guided meditation, horse care, and Langdale views.
“It was amazing to find out how to read horse body language, be present in the moment and it was magical to go through a guided meditation and to feel the same peace and calm as these beautiful animals.”
Pick a city, a castle or a loch.
