English novelist Jane Austen (1775-1817) is famous the world over for her deftly drawn critiques of Georgian society. Following the maxim that to know a person one must walk a mile in her shoes, we’ll follow Jane’s footsteps on an exclusive tour of the houses and settings of Austen’s life in the south of England. Following a night in historic Windsor, we’ll travel to Austen’s home in Chawton, a quaint village of rosecovered cottages, where she wrote the majority of her published works. To understand Georgian society more widely, we’ll also explore the towns of Wells, Lacock and Salisbury, as well as the country’s only surviving rococo garden.