Four days with your own chauffeur: two in London, two in the English countryside, one booking.
Cotswolds villages, Bath, Oxford or Windsor.
- From £1,480 · whole car, all four days
Licence PHOP950Four days in London is the right length to see the city properly and still spend a day or two in the countryside. Tripyana’s 4-day programme is a private Mercedes and one chauffeur for up to eight hours a day from your hotel: Westminster and the Tower, plus the Cotswolds and Bath, or Oxford and Windsor. From £1,480 for the car, paid once for all four days.
Short notice? Same-day and next-day trips are often possible — book online or message us to confirm a driver.
Is 4 days in London enough?
Yes, for most first visits. Four days covers the landmarks without a rush and leaves room for one or two trips beyond the city.
Two city days do the essentials
One day for Westminster and the royal sights, one for the Tower, St Paul’s and the Thames. That is the core of every first trip to London.
Two days for what lies beyond
Honey-coloured Cotswolds villages, Roman Bath, Oxford’s colleges or Windsor Castle. Each is a comfortable day out with the car waiting.
Or keep all four in town
Prefer museums, markets and shopping? Four London days leave time for Kensington, Greenwich and an unhurried pace.
Shorter or longer stay? Compare our 3 days in London plan by private car and the 5-day London itinerary with Bath and Windsor.
What does a 4-day London itinerary look like?
This is the London & Cotswolds programme, our most requested four days, shown with a 9:00am start. Pickup can be any time from 8:00am to noon.
Parliament, the Abbey and the Palace
- 09:00Your chauffeur collects you and stops on Westminster Bridge for Big Ben.
- 09:45Westminster Abbey, where monarchs are crowned; it does not open to sightseers on Sundays.
- 11:00Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace on scheduled days, then a stroll across St James’s Park.
- 13:00Lunch off Trafalgar Square, an hour in the National Gallery, then the shops of Covent Garden.
Stonehenge and the city of Bath
- 08:00An earlier departure, agreed with your chauffeur, heading west along the M3.
- 10:00Stonehenge with its visitor centre and reconstructed Neolithic houses.
- 13:00Bath: the Roman Baths, the Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and the Royal Crescent.
- 16:00Back towards London, reaching your hotel at about 18:00.
This day is also sold on its own: private Stonehenge and Bath tour from London.
The Tower and the City
- 09:00The Tower of London at opening time, with the Crown Jewels ahead of the queues.
- 12:00Photos from Tower Bridge, then lunch among the stalls of Borough Market.
- 14:30St Paul’s Cathedral, open to visitors Monday to Saturday, and across the Millennium Bridge.
- 16:00Tate Modern or the South Bank, and the car meets you by the river.
Cotswolds villages: Burford, Bibury and Bourton
- 09:00About two hours west to Burford and its sloping high street of honey-coloured stone.
- 11:30Bibury and Arlington Row, the weavers’ cottages beside the River Coln.
- 13:00Lunch in a village pub, then Bourton-on-the-Water and its low stone bridges.
- 16:00A stop wherever you like on the way back, home by about 18:00.
No tickets are needed; the villages are free to walk. More: Cotswolds day trip by private car.
Which 4-day London plan should you choose?
Two more programmes run on four consecutive days. Choose one on the booking form; the times follow the same pattern.
Colleges and a royal castle
- Day 1Westminster, Buckingham Palace and Covent Garden.
- Day 2Oxford: the Radcliffe Camera, Christ Church and the covered market, about an hour and a half away.
- Day 3The Tower of London, Tower Bridge and St Paul’s.
- Day 4Windsor Castle and St George’s Chapel, lunch in Eton, then Marlow on the Thames.
Windsor Castle welcomes visitors Thursday to Monday. Details of that day: Windsor Castle tour with a driver.
All the city, no motorways
- Day 1Royal Westminster, the Guards and Trafalgar Square.
- Day 2The Tower, the City and a walk on the South Bank.
- Day 3Kensington Palace, the Natural History Museum and Harrods.
- Day 4Greenwich and the Royal Observatory, open daily from 10am to 5pm, then the Cutty Sark and Canary Wharf.
How much does a 4-day London tour with a chauffeur cost?
The fare is for the car and driver across all four days, never per head. Choose the programme and the vehicle to see your total before paying.
London & Cotswolds
Two London days, Stonehenge & Bath, the Cotswolds · E-Class, up to 3 passengers
£1,790
V-Class £2,110 · S-Class £2,990
Oxford & Windsor
Two London days, Oxford, Windsor Castle · E-Class
£1,580
V-Class £1,880 · S-Class £2,740
Four London days
Every day inside the city · E-Class
£1,480
V-Class £1,840 · S-Class £2,480 · Range Rover £2,920
Your own programme
Other destinations, a rest day in between, or your own mix
Share your dates and ideas and we send a fixed price for the car within the hour.
All four days include the car and chauffeur, fuel, parking, tolls and the Congestion Charge. Need longer on a day? Add hours on the form.
The E-Class takes up to three passengers, and the V-Class seven with room for suitcases and a pushchair. The S-Class adds extra legroom for long country drives.
Planning to stay overnight in the Cotswolds or Bath instead? See our England road trip with a private driver.
How far are the day trips from London by car?
Each country day is planned so the drive is part of the pleasure, not most of the day. Times are typical door-to-door estimates from central London.
- Windsor: about an hour
The shortest trip, which leaves a relaxed afternoon for Eton and the river at Marlow.
- Oxford: about an hour and a half
A quick motorway run along the M40, arriving in time for the colleges to open.
- Cotswolds: about two hours
Burford comes first, and the lanes between the villages are where a private car helps most.
- Stonehenge: about two hours
Bath is then about an hour further on, which is why this day starts earlier.
Journey times rise on Friday afternoons and bank holidays; your chauffeur watches the traffic and picks the quickest road home.
What does the 4-day price include?
Everything the car needs for four days is built in. You pay only for entry tickets and food.
One chauffeur for the trip
We keep the same driver for all four days wherever we can, so by day two your routine, your hotel and your pace are known.
Collection from your door
Pickup at any London hotel or home, and drop-off there or at a restaurant each evening.
Every road cost
Fuel for the country miles, parking near each stop, the Congestion Charge and the ULEZ.
Seats for children
Child seats fitted at no charge when you ask, and bags stay safely in the car between stops.
Book timed tickets for Stonehenge, the Tower and Windsor Castle yourself once the dates are fixed. The Cotswolds villages need no tickets at all.
What if it rains during 4 days in London?
With the car at the kerb, rain costs minutes, not days. Every day in these programmes has a dry alternative.
City days
Trade the park walk for the National Gallery or the British Museum, both free, and spend longer inside the Abbey and the Tower.
The Bath day
Stonehenge has an indoor exhibition at the visitor centre. In Bath, the Roman Baths and the Abbey are under cover.
The Cotswolds day
Tea rooms and village pubs are part of the charm. Swap a long walk for Burford’s church and antique shops.
A forecast of heavy rain on a country day? Tell your chauffeur the evening before, and a city day can usually move into its place.
How do you spend 4 days in London with kids?
Children cope best with one big sight in the morning and something lighter after lunch. Four days lets you plan that way.
- Mix the plans
Ask to replace the Bath day with the Natural History Museum and the Diana Memorial Playground; message us and we confirm the price.
- Bourton for younger children
The shallow River Windrush runs through the village green, and paddling is popular in summer.
- Ravens beat galleries
At the Tower, the Yeoman Warders’ tales and the ravens keep children interested longer than the exhibits.
- Bring snacks for country days
Drives to the Cotswolds and Bath take about two hours, and the V-Class has room to stretch out.
Where should you eat on a 4-day London trip?
Your chauffeur builds lunch into each route. These are easy choices near the stops, from markets to old pubs.
City days
Leadenhall Market’s Victorian arcade near the Tower, Borough Market by London Bridge, or Rules in Covent Garden, open since 1798.
Bath
Sally Lunn’s, in one of the city’s oldest houses, serves its famous bun; the Pump Room offers lunch beside the Roman Baths.
The Cotswolds
Burford’s high street has old coaching inns, and Bibury’s riverside hotel serves lunch by the trout stream.
Which day should a 4-day London trip start?
The days are ordered around opening times, so the first morning is the one choice that counts.
- Start Monday to Thursday
Then every stop in all three programmes falls on an opening day, including the Abbey, St Paul’s and Windsor Castle.
- Monday or Wednesday for the guards
The Changing of the Guard usually takes place on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday; check the Household Division’s monthly dates.
- Reserve Stonehenge first
English Heritage sells timed entry, and summer mornings go early. Pick 10:00 or 10:30 to match the drive.
- Spring and autumn suit the Cotswolds
Gardens are at their best in May and June, and October brings fewer visitors to Bibury.
How do I book the 4-day London programme?
Pick the programme and day one
Below, choose London & Cotswolds, Oxford & Windsor or Four London days, then the date of the first morning and a pickup time. Days two to four follow on the next mornings; for the long Bath day your chauffeur proposes an earlier start.
Pick the car and see the total
Choose the E-Class, V-Class or S-Class; the Range Rover appears on the city plan. One price for the whole programme is shown. Pay by card now, or in cash to the chauffeur.
Get your 4-day plan by email
The confirmation lists each day with times, and pickup is at the agreed time. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
Questions about 4 days in London with a private driver
What is the best way to spend 4 days in London?
Give two days to London and two to the countryside. Use the city days for Westminster and the Tower, then choose between the Cotswolds with Stonehenge and Bath, or Oxford with Windsor. Putting a city day between the two country days keeps the long drives apart.
How much is a 4-day London programme with a driver?
Prices cover the car for the whole programme, not each traveller. In a Mercedes E-Class, London & Cotswolds costs £1,790 and Oxford & Windsor costs £1,580. Fuel, parking, tolls and the Congestion Charge are always included.
Can we see the Cotswolds and Bath on the same trip?
Yes. The London & Cotswolds programme gives Stonehenge and Bath their own day and the villages another, so neither is rushed. Doing both in one day would mean around eleven hours in the car and little time to walk.
Do the four days need to run in a row?
Online, the programme runs on four consecutive mornings at one pickup time. For a gap between days or a different time on each morning, use the Contact us card and we reply with a fixed price for your dates.
Does the chauffeur guide us around the sights?
No. The chauffeur is a professional driver who knows the roads, the closures and the best photo stops, and shares tips in the car, but does not guide inside. A qualified guide can join any day at extra cost.
Which tickets should we buy before travelling?
Buy timed tickets for Stonehenge and the Tower of London as soon as your dates are fixed. Windsor Castle and the Oxford colleges usually have space on the day outside holidays, and the Cotswolds villages need no tickets.
Can I cancel, and how do I pay?
Yes. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, with card payments refunded in full; inside 24 hours the fare is charged. Pay by card on the booking form, or choose cash and pay your chauffeur in pounds on the first morning.
Four days of London and the countryside, one chauffeur, booked in a few minutes.
Choose your plan, your car and the first morning; we handle every drive after that.
Tripyana Ltd is a UK-licensed company — private hire operator licence PHOP950 · Company No. 16308293.