Day Tours From London - Independent Or Tour

Stonehenge, Windsor, Oxford, Bath, Stratford Upon Avon, Cotswolds, Canterbury ...


Day Tours From London
Public Day Tours From London A stream of tour buses leave London daily to places like Stonehenge, Windsor, Bath, Glastonbury, Stratford Upon Avon, Oxford, Warwick Castle, Avebury, Cotswolds, Hampton Court, Leeds Castle ...
Private Day Tours From London Its quite simple to put your own tour together going to the places you want to go at the pace and timescale you want. Private customised tours can be arranged for just a couple but become very attractive for groups.
Small Group Tours If you prefer small group tours enabling you to have better access to the guides and allowing you to visit places the large buses cannot reach, this is for you. A maximum tour group size of 16.
Short Breaks To Paris Paris is just over 2 hours from London by train. You can, and many do take a day tour. To get a better experience of Paris, 2 and 3 day short breaks are also available.
Short Breaks To Scotland Edinburgh is just a few hours from London by train and is a good base from exploring further afield to the Highlands or if you prefer there is more than enough to occupy anyone in Edinburgh.
 

Main Places Of Interest On Day Tours From London
Stonehenge

World famous monument west of London. Independently you can combine it with Salisbury by public transport. Many coach tours are just as economical as the public transport option, commonly twinned with Windsor or Bath.

Windsor On the western edge of London, very close to Heathrow Airport. A full day out can be had. Main draws are Windsor Castle and Eton College. Boat trips, theme park and much else. Great walks available.
Bath A couple of hours west of London by train or coach. The main draw and "must do" are the Roman Baths but there is also a multitude of museums, galleries and other attractions of Georgian Bath.
Oxford Famous for its university and nearby Blenheim Palace,a world heritage site, home of the Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Oxford is just an hour or two by coach or train north-west of London
Stratford Upon Avon Home of Shakespeare and on the edge of the Cotswolds, a picture perfect district of English villages. Stratford is situated about 80 miles north-west of Central London.
Canterbury Canterbury Cathedral is the major attraction for visitors from London, but there is much, much more that for the independent traveler will easily fill up a day here. Just 90 minutes by train or take a tour.
Salisbury The main visitor attraction of Salisbury is Salisbury Cathedral, one of the finest cathedrals in England and housing one of the original copies of the Magna Carta in the Chapter House.
The Cotswolds The quintessential English countryside of thatched cottages and green field. The area is characterised by attractive small towns and villages built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a type of limestone).
Glastonbury Fascinating town to visit, especially the mystic or those captivated by the legend of King Arthur and Avalon. A long way from London but this quirky, relatively un commercialised town is a unique place to visit.
Avebury Only 20 miles from Stonehenge, this is another henge and saxon village. Unlike Stonehenge there is totally free access, you can walk among and touch the stones at all times.
Paris Paris is just over 2 hours city centre centre to city centre by train from London. In a long day you can see all the main sights in Paris and be back in London late evening.