Tours with ADAM are designed for an international audience who want something a little special during their time in the UK. Our guides are experienced language teachers who are used to communicating with people for whom English is not their first language. We love telling the stories of our destinations, taking our guests off the beaten track and giving them a real feel for life in the present and the past of London and England.
If you would like to find out more, and express your interest in potential upcoming trips or private excursions, please follow the link below.
London Excursions
Historic London
Walk the Roman Walls that still dominate the City, visit a third-century temple, feel the hand of history on your shoulders at the Norman Tower, or walk the streets of great artists and experience a play in a Shakespearian theatre, London is rich in stories that we're waiting to tell.
The
East End
From Brick Lane to Canary Wharf, the East End of London is rich in local and global culture. Much more than Jack the Ripper, our tours take you to the remains of the docks that fed the world's largest city, supporting industry and the melting-pot culture which has made London so famous.
Pub Tours
Walk the flagstones of pubs where pirates used to plot in hidden niches, face justice above the filthy waters of the Thames, or be stolen away to sail ships over the seven seas. The atmosphere may be a bit cleaner these days, but this pub tour gives you a real taste for life on London's river.
Other pub tours include the Wimbledon Eight (Six), Literary Tours, and much more.
Around England
Oh, to be in England
Now that April’s there,
And whoever wakes in England
Sees, some morning, unaware,
That the lowest boughs and the brushwood sheaf
Round the elm-tree bole are in tiny leaf,
While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough
In England—now!
Robert Browning,
A Green and Pleasant Land
Britain has some of the most beautiful countryside in the world, from the rolling hills of the south, over the barren Moors of Yorkshire and down the Dales of Derbyshire, to the drama of the Lake District. For such a small island, the nature here is truly dramatic.
Ancient Britain
Stonehenge is world-famous, but this tour takes you into the landscape to give context to the world's favourite stone circle. On this tour you'll see pre-historic horse carvings in the hillsides and walk down ancient pathways into the magnificent stone circle at Avebury. Taking in the heights of the site of old Sarum and the Tor at Glastonbury, these tours give you a feel for the mystical charm of this isle.
The Home of Industry
At the Heart of England's Industrial Revolution, tours of the Black Country take you down Victorian streets and over the world's first iron bridge, into caves where people lived till the 20th-century and wash it all down with the most traditional of English ales.
Black Country Living Museum by Chris Allen, CC BY-SA 2.0
