Tours International - Jane Austen Group Tour: A Trip Back to Regency England

Jane Austen Group Tour

2025 marks the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen's birth and across the UK, destinations and attractions are holding special events and exclusive experiences, including new exhibitions, openings, talks and workshops.

Take a group tour back to Jane Austen's England, with a nostalgic backdrop of small villages, stately homes and civilised gossip. Enjoy delicious Georgian-style afternoon teas and traditional pub lunches, while retracing Austen's own steps. Travel through historic toll gates and along old coach roads, explore the houses which inspired the grand homes in Austen's novels and the places she visited, as well as recognisable locations used in film and TV adaptations of her works.

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Tour Highlights

250th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EVENTS, OPENINGS & EXHIBITONS:

Visit Jane's former school room (only open for 2025), cited as the inspiration for Austen’s Mrs Goddard’s school in Emma
For the first time ever - and for a limited period - tour inside the house where Jane Austen died
Watch the world-premier theatre production of Death Comes to Pemberley
Enjoy a Jane Austen inspired Afternoon Tea
A range of special exhibitions and displays including Jane Austen & the Art of Writing and Beyond the Bonnets
Attend a Regency Ball
Workshops: Regency Dance or Embroidery
A year of special events at the Jane Austen Centre in Bath, in addition to the annual Jane Austen Festival.
Theatre performances, special interest tours and the unveiling of a Jane Austen statue at Winchester Cathedral.
Austen and Regency themed events throughout the year at stately homes including Chatsworth and The Vyne. Think open-air cinema screenings, dances, literary trails and talks.
Film locations used in Jane Austen films/television series.

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Jane's childhood home in Steventon.
Jane Austen House at Chawton. This Hampshire cottage was Jane Austen’s home and the birthplace of her six beloved novels. Jane Austen’s House Museum holds an unparalleled collection of objects relating to Jane Austen’s life and works, her family circle and her legacy. .
Winchester, where she died and is buried.
Bath and the famous Pump Room, Assembly Rooms and Jane Austen Centre.
Lyme Regis, which featured in Persuasion and has been used in several film and TV adaptations. Jane visited Lyme Regis twice.
Picturesque Lacock, a National Trust village, used as a location in Emma and Pride and Prejudice.
Chatsworth, potentially the inspiration for Pemberley, Darcy's family home and the location for Death Comes to Pemberley.
Goodnestone Park in Kent, which Jane visited frequently. Her brother and his wife lived on the estate.
The National Trust properties of Sudbury House and Lyme Park, used as locations in Pride and Prejudice.
Haddon Hall, also a film location for Pride and Prejudice.
British Library to see her writing desk and manuscript.
Locations used in the 2020 adapation of Emma, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Johnny Flynn, Bill Nighy. Locations include Firle Place, Chavenage House and Kingston Bapuize House.

Picture Gallery

What Our Clients Say

I was very fortunate to be on their 70th and 75th D-Day celebration tours. The service and attention to details was exceptional. It was very moving to go back.

As a Jane Austen enthusiast, this tour was perfect - and the Jane Austen Festival in Bath was just fabulous to see!

Words fail me...The Downton Abbey was a perfectly wonderful travel experience! We did not know we would be the ONLY guests at the Abbey. When we realised how truly exclusive our tour was we were speechless! Surreal being there and actually meeting Lady Carnarvon.