
Visit iconic landmarks such as Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and the Charles Dickens Museum, engage in interactive workshops on Shakespearean drama and Victorian literature, and participate in guided walking tours that bring literature to life.
This trip is carefully designed to align with curriculum objectives, providing students with hands-on learning experiences that deepen their appreciation for language, drama, and creative writing.
Morning: Transfer to London and check-in at the Royal National Hotel followed by a safety briefing.
Afternoon: Visit Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre for a guided tour and a workshop led by Globe educators covering acting, language, and stage combat.
Evening: Group dinner at a nearby restaurant or catered meal at the hotel. Optional attendance at a Shakespeare performance.
Morning: Visit the Charles Dickens Museum for a guided tour and interactive activities.
Lunch: Packed lunch or group café meal.
Afternoon: Guided walking tour of Dickensian London (Holborn, Fleet Street, etc.) with interactive storytelling and role-play.
Late afternoon: Depart for school.






Photos above are from our sample itineraries, excursions and activities – each trip is tailored to your group.
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Step into the world of Elizabethan drama with a visit to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Students can enjoy guided tours, take part in performance workshops and see how Shakespeare’s plays were brought to life for audiences in Renaissance London.

At the Charles Dickens Museum, housed in the author’s former home, students gain insight into the life and works of one of Britain’s greatest novelists. Manuscripts, personal items and exhibitions reveal how Dickens’ writing reflected Victorian society.

A Dickensian London Walking Tour takes students through Holborn, Fleet Street and other areas that inspired Dickens’ characters and settings. The walk brings his novels vividly to life while connecting literature to London’s social history.

An optional visit to the British Museum allows students to explore artefacts that inspired writers across centuries, from ancient myths to cultural treasures, offering a broader context for literature and storytelling.

Students may also enjoy free time in Covent Garden, historically a hub of performance and entertainment. Today it offers street theatre, shops and cafés, giving students a lively cultural experience that links to London’s theatrical traditions.
Literary London is the perfect classroom without walls for English and Language students. From Shakespeare’s Globe and Dickens’ London streets to world-class museums and vibrant cultural hubs, the city offers countless opportunities to explore the writers, settings and stories that have shaped English literature across the centuries.

Situated in the vibrant Bloomsbury district, the Royal National Hotel offers well-equipped, comfortable rooms designed for school groups. The hotel features a variety of dining venues including a pizzeria, coffee shop, and carvery, ensuring flexible meal options. Its central location allows quick access to London’s major cultural attractions, making it an ideal home base for educational trips.
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