Imperial War Museum, London

World War II Tour

Visit some of the museums and places which tell the story of the World War II. HMS Belfast, a cruiser which bombarded the Normandy beaches supporting the D-Day landings. Duxford which houses airplanes used by both Britain and USA during World War II. The Battle of Britain museum at Hendon, housing airplanes used during the war. The D-Day museum in Southsea with the D-Day tapestry about the landings and vehicles used in Normandy. The Cabinet War Rooms and the Churchill Museum, the only museum dedicated to Sir Winston Churchill. See where he directed the war and learn more about the life of Winston Churchill. East Anglian airfields used by USAAF 448th Bomber Group. Private day tours from London or around Southern England can cover many of the places used in the build up to D-Day and during the Second World War.

Sissinghurst Gardens, Kent

Gardens

Britain's climate is just right for plants, neither too cold nor too warm. A private tour of some of England's gardens with your own personal guide gives you a chance to enjoy them to the full. Gardens come in all shapes and sizes, from small private gardens to large country estates. Some gardens only open on one or two days a year, and your private guide knows which ones are open when. Many gardens can be visited in a day tour from London or as a longer tour; it gives you a wonderful excuse to travel all round the country.

North Greenwich Arena, which will be used for the gymnastics and basketball finals

Olympics

London hosted the Olympic Games in 1908 and in 1948 and will do so again in a few years time. Come and hear some of the stories of these past Olympics. Why is the marathon the distance that it is today? London is the only city, except for Athens, to host the Olympics three times. The stadium is already taking shape. Many venues already exist. Come and find out what will be happening in 2012 and see the venues that will be used.

Stonehenge with a wheelchair

Wheelchairs

Robina Brown is willing to help a person with a wheelchair enjoy their holiday in Britain. They should be able to move from the wheelchair to the car seat. Day tours from London will be planned to sights that are wheelchair accessible. For longer tours, Robina Brown works with a tour operator who specialises in tours for people with wheelchairs.