Rochester Tours and Tickets

This is our most popular walking tour because, if there is one literary name associated with Rochester, it is unquestionably.... CHARLES DICKENS. The town is littered with locations and names which Dickens drew on for inspiration throughout his career, featuring many of them in his fifteen novels, five novellas and hundreds of short stories, most notably ‘The Pickwick Papers’, ‘Great Expectations’, ‘The Seven Poor Travellers’ and his last – and unfinished – work, ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’. Join us for an entertaining tour around all the key sites, and learn more about the man himself and how he became the highest earning author in the WORLD at the time of his death in 1870.

We offer unique private tours. Using a luxury vehicle. We can collect you from.london.conduct a tour and drop.you at your cruise ship.or Airport. We can take upto 8 passengers. 6 passengers including luggage. We collect and drop off at your accommodation. We can guide you to the locations. We are very experienced and very knowledgeable and friendly. We have over 16 years experience. Check us out on trip advisor. We will collect you from your cruise ship and arrange a wonderful days tour. Using back rds for you. We can collect you from your ship and take you on a tour.Dropping you at your next destination or Airport. Or back to your ship or Airport. We are very flexible.

Explore the town made famous by Charles Dickens and visit one of England’s most impressive surviving medieval castle buildings: Rochester Castle. Discover Dover Castle - an icon of England, built soon after 1066, and the center of the effort to evacuate the Allied troops from Dunkirk during WW2. Visit Capel Le Ferne, situated on the White Cliffs of Dover and home to The Battle of Britain Memorial.

Another great destination for a day trip for Charles Dickens lover’s is Rochester. This 90-minute journey takes you to the past in English culture and tradition. Rochester truly is a hidden gem in Kent and is well worth visiting. Our tour offers great marvels in Historical Rochester. The Norman castle, cherished by Charles Dickens, beautiful Rochester Cathedral, founded in 604, enjoy the beautiful views over the magnificent Rochester Castle. Dickens' childhood in Medway was spent here and the author was so inspired by Historic Rochester. Many of the buildings in Dickens' works such as Amazing Restoration House, which in Dickens' novel Great Expectations served as Estella and Miss Havisham's home. An Elizabethan Eastgate House he used in several novels such as Westgate in The Pickwick Papers and as the Nun's House in The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Tourope UK's APTG qualified Blue Badge professional guide will tell you all about the most important landmarks in Rochester today. Join us!

Explore Kent’s centuries-old castles, cathedrals, and other scenic highlights: this private, full-day tour offers the most flexible way to step back in time. Meet your guide at your area accommodation or port, and travel via luxury, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle. Your itinerary is up to you, but stops can include royal residences like Rochester Castle, Leeds Castle, and Hever Castle, as well as the UNESCO-listed Canterbury Cathedral and the White Cliffs of Dover.

This private tour from London by car takes us the short distance to the county of Kent - The Garden of England. He will visit locations that were central to the life of Charles Dickens as well as others which became the inspiration and settings for some of his wonderful literature.

We head to Canterbury, a first-class World Cultural Heritage city home to three Unesco World Heritage Sites: Canterbury Cathedral with its stunning mixture of Romanesque and Perpendicular Gothic architecture and its collections of early medieval stained glass. Canterbury was one of medieval Europe’s great places of pilgrimage and knowledge. The city center still retains much of the atmosphere experienced by the medieval pilgrims and celebrated in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. Rochester, the second-oldest diocese in England, is at an ancient crossing on the River Medway, fortified by a sturdy Medieval castle. Rochester cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture, with a west front that dates back almost 900 years. Rochester High Street with its quaint, cantilevered Tudor houses andweatherboard cottages to rows of bold 17th and 18th-century townhouses with white-painted quoins is achingly pretty. The variety of shops, cafes are worth a visit Finally, we will drive you to London.

See one of the most famous rivers in the world from the skies on this helicopter tour of the Medway Estuary and inland over London and the Home Counties. See the winding Thames make its way through the city of London, and learn about the architecture of the capital, and the long history of the area. See where the land gives way to the river and hear about the historical treasures still found in the riverbanks by “mudlarks” today.

Your magical adventure will start from your hotel. You will stay warm and cosy while we will drive you through medieval villages and enchanting countryside. At the first point you will explore a village market while your fingers will be snuggly wrapped around some turmeric latte or mulled wine. Under a dove grey sky the colours of the castle Christmas market will make the world brighter than ever. Later on you will explore christmas lights of the Leeds castle.You will stay at the cobblestone where the horses passed over to carry the goods into the citadel within. In the medieval times of uncertainty, when armies were conquering cities, a castle was always a safe place, a house, a fortress. It was a place to protect your loved ones. When winter’s moon hangs in the sky you will come back to your hotel ready to make this Christmas special.

Hold on tight for this private helicopter experiences. One of our professional pilots will take you on a tour of the Visual Reporting Points on this 15 minute flight for up to 3 passengers.