You’re cordially invited.
Dear traveler, join me for a week in the English countryside to experience the beauty and joy reflected in Jane Austen’s beloved novels!
Update April 2023: Our trip is sold out! Thank you!
Do you return to Austen’s stories, time and time again?
Whether it be her novels or the many cinematic adaptations, there’s a reason Austen’s works are so well loved. Not only are the characters dynamic, wonderful, mysterious, and delightful— the setting, the lovely England, is as well. Jane Austen adored her home county of Hampshire, and I would be delighted to escort you to a few of her favorite hidden gems.
Have you ever dreamed of stepping inside one of her novels? Jumping into the TV screen when the Bennet sisters are off on a jaunt through the countryside? I’ve designed this trip to fulfill that wish. You won’t only see where Jane Austen lived, loved, and wrote. You’ll experience her England.
Join me August 12 - 18, 2023 on a small group trip to visit sites such as her very own house in Hampshire, her brother’s estate at Chawton, the famed Stourhead Gardens used in the filming of Pride and Prejudice (2005), the timeless city of Bath, and much more. We’ll have plenty of time for picnics, general frolicking, and maybe even an archery lesson!
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Highlights
Local Guide provided by Globus
Jane Austen's House
Oakley Hall Hotel
Winchester Cathedral
Stourhead Gardens & Temple of Apollo
Jane Austen Centre, Bath
London
+ much more!
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Accommodation
7 Nights. Double occupancy in 3 & 4-star hotels (single rooms available).Oakley Hall Hotel
Oakley Hall Hotel , Hampshire
Hotel Indigo , Bath
Central London Hotel
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What's included?
To read more about what is included click here to visit the official trip page!
A celebration of Jane Austen’s England like never before.
Experience the golden afternoons designed for long walks and picnics in the English Countryside. Feel the wonder of your favorite heroines while gazing across beautiful vistas and historic estates. Get caught up in the bustle of Bath and London, neither of which have taken a breath since Jane Austen walked the paths in each town.
