Your AncestryProGenealogists® research service includes 30 hours of dedicated pre-trip planning and research into your family's origins. An expert genealogist has prepared a written report and images of the records found that inform your personal journey ahead.

Your assistant greets you in the Arrivals Hall, directs you to your transfer, and assists with your travel documents and accommodation check-in.

See London at its most cinematic with Fast Track access to the London Eye, perfectly timed for the glow of evening. Glide skyward in a climate-controlled capsule as the city begins to sparkle below, revealing a sweeping panorama of illuminated landmarks along the River Thames and across the skyline. Rising 443 feet above the South Bank, this near 30-minute rotation offers an unhurried, front-row view of London’s glittering skyline, with time to spot iconic landmarks from above and see the capital shining in full evening glow.

Be sure to wear some quality walking shoes as you depart on foot with a private guide for a half-day walking tour of Central London. One of the world's great cities, London manages to shine in the grayest weather, and its diversity defies a simple definition. Depending on the location of your hotel, and your particular interests, your guide will happily tailor the tour so you can get the most out of your day. Wander the magical streets, gardens and markets, and be a Londoner for a day. Walk through renowned Trafalgar Square, explore Soho, and check out some stalls at historic Covent Garden Market. See the Monarch's residence, Buckingham Palace, take some photos of the iconic Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, and stumble upon Hyde Park’s lively Speakers’ Corner.

Enjoy a selection of savories and sweets in an afternoon tea experience at The Ivy Chelsea Garden.

Embark on an exclusive journey through wartime London, following in the footsteps of Winston Churchill, spies, and the homefront effort. With your private guide, explore the top-secret corridors of the Churchill War Rooms and Cabinet War Rooms, where Churchill and his staff took shelter during the Blitz. Discover the Churchill Museum and gain insight into the man behind the legend, exploring the pressures and influences that shaped his leadership. Walk through London’s streets, passing 10 Downing Street and St James’s Palace, where the United Nations was born. Visit James J. Fox tobacco shop, home to a basement museum filled with Churchill memorabilia. End the day exploring a secret Underground station that played a pivotal role during WWII, uncovering hidden spaces and gaining a deeper understanding of Churchill's legacy.

After checkout, meet your private driver-guide for a transfer to Cambridge, experiencing the nearby Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial en route. Donated by the University of Cambridge, this 30-acre American Military grave site lies on a gentle slope, framed by woodland. It's home to the remains of 3,811 U.S. war dead from WWII, and the names of 5,127 others are recorded on the Walls of the Missing. Stroll the grounds and take some time to pay your respects at this solemn site. Afterward, visit the 4,000 square foot visitor center where you'll have an opportunity to discover a number of interpretive exhibits, with photos, films, personal stories, and even interactive displays. Conclude your day on arrival to your new hotel in Cambridge.

Enjoy some free time to explore the charming town of Cambridge on your own. Why not take a stroll to see some of the campuses of its world-famous university? Wander through its breathtaking botanical gardens set across 40 acres, or visit the Fitzwilliam Museum and marvel at its collection of rare art and antiques.

Spend a full day inside Britain's wartime aviation history, from IWM Duxford to Norfolk. The American Air Museum documents the US and UK alliance from WWI to today through 19 original aircraft and interactive exhibits, with particular depth for those tracing ancestral ties to American fighter pilots. The day can be shaped around a relative's service in the air war. The afternoon ends in the Norfolk countryside, where the airfields that supported Allied missions still mark the landscape, quiet reminders of the people who flew from this ground.

Discover your family's past with an on-site Ancestry Genealogist guide who knows the region's records, local historians, and communities. Guided by your Research Report, you’ll explore the places your family once called home. On this day you may walk the land they farmed, visit the church they attended, or meet distant relatives still living nearby. What you find goes deeper than any document ever could.

After checking out, you'll join your private driver-guide for an onward transfer to Canterbury, touring the UNESCO-listed cathedral city on arrival. Canterbury is a Roman walled town with open spaces (gardens) formed after the destruction of the religious houses during the reformation. Stroll through charming lanes, and admire the stunning Canterbury Cathedral, one of the oldest Christian structures in England, originally dating back to the 6th century, and later rebuilt in the 11th century. Spot the ruins of St. Augustine's Abbey, and discover the 600-year-old Westgate Towers, the country's largest surviving city gate. Enjoy some traditional English fare as you're treated to a delightful fish and chips takeaway lunch, just like the locals. Conclude your day at your Canterbury hotel.

Set out with your private driver-guide on a day tour to Dover, discovering the Dover Castle, Western Heights, and the Battle of Britain Memorial. Known as the 'Lock and Key of England,' due to its geographical position as the UK's closest point to mainland Europe, Dover is famed for its picturesque, chalky white cliffs. While in Dover, you'll visit the 11th century Dover Castle, a massive medieval construct which was built by William I following his invasion of England in 1066. While you make your way through the castle's defensive walls, enjoy the view out to sea, spotting France on the horizon, only 30 miles away. A rare, restored WWI anti-aircraft gun has been relocated to Dover Castle, and is on display for visitors. Nearby, discover some of Britain's most impressive fortifications at the 19th century Western Heights, with its North Bastion and Drop Redoubt fort. Finally, pause for a visit to pay your respects at the Battle of Britain Memorial, a monument honoring the aircrew who flew in the 1940 Battle of Britain military campaign during WWII. Conclude your day on arrival back to Canterbury.

Today, you'll make your way back to London in the company of your private driver-guide, taking time to visit Chartwell en route, Winston Churchill's famed country house. Now owned by the National Trust, Chartwell was Churchill's home for over four decades, and its rooms are preserved in the same way they were when he and his wife lived there. Explore the house, discover his painting studio, and enjoy the lovely views from the landscaped garden. For many war history buffs, or those with British heritage, this is often a true bucket-list experience.

The majestic chateau-style Royal Horseguards Hotel resides over the River Thames, just three blocks from the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, and within a half-mile of West End theaters. From glittering chandeliers to contemporary design, this central hotel opposite the London Eye reflects a proud heritage, and fully restored Victorian elegance. High ceilings, deluxe furnishings, full air conditioning and double-glazed windows make every guest room at the Royal Horseguards a quiet, and comfortable retreat. Have a meal at the award-winning One Twenty One Two restaurant, pop in for a drink at the Equus bar serving cocktails named after famous guests, or enjoy a quintessential Afternoon Tea in the relaxing lounge.

Located on Cambridge's historic Regent Street, the University Arms hotel is undeniably British. Classic Edwardian interiors are combined with bespoke, leather-padded writing desks, low ottomans and tiered chandeliers in playful colors and rooms full of natural light. The result is ambitious, beautiful, and full of life. A total of 192 guestrooms and suites feature an eclectic style, and boast views over Parker’s Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel’s inner courtyard. Books are a consistent and prominent feature across the hotel and its rooms, an homage to Cambridge's status as a world-class university city. Dine on site, enjoy afternoon tea, or take to the bar for a drink in a classic tavern ambiance. Voted one of the top 5 hotels in the UK outside of London by CondeNast Traveler readers, book your Cambridge stay in confidence at University Arms.

ABode Canterbury is a unique and stylish hotel in the heart of the city, located within the ancient city walls, and just minutes from the UNESCO-listed Canterbury Cathedral. Individually-designed guestrooms and suites offer distinctive style championing both quality and comfort, while original features add character to the overall composition. On-site dining options range from casual bar bites to fine dining, and even private dining at the Chef's Table, if you're so inclined. ABode Canterbury stands as the ideal base for your exploration of this historic city.