Tour the settings for Jane Austen novels in Regency England era
Take a step back into the Regency era on an eight-day Jane Austen’s England tour that commemorates the 200th anniversary of the death of the famed British novelist.
The Peregrine Adventures literary tour delves into Austen’s life and legacy, visiting significant destinations in southern England, including Steventon (Austen’s birthplace) and Bath, the setting for two of her novels.
Other highlights include a walking tour of London, a Regency dance class with a historical dance expert and a visit to Mompesson House, which served as a major location for the 1995 film adaptation of her novel “Sense and Sensibility.” The tour begins in London and ends in Bath.
Date: June 12-19
Price: From $2,555 per person, double occupancy; single supplement $1,225. Includes seven breakfasts and two dinners, accommodations, in-country transport and all activities. International airfare not included.
Info: Peregrine Adventures, (855) 832-4859
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