Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath tour highlights include
Features:
- Entrance to Stonehenge included on all tickets
- Option to add on Windsor Castle
- Option to add on Roman Baths
- Panoramic tour of Georgian City of Bath
- Entrance to the Georgian Pump Room
- Luxury air-conditioned coach with free Wi-Fi
- Services of a professional guide
Stonehenge: Combine with Windsor and Bath
Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath tour from London
Windsor Castle
The first destination is the charming town of Windsor. You have two choices here – either visit the renowned castle or skip it and spend some time in Windsor, (make your ticket selection when booking).
At Windsor Castle, which serves as the official residence of His Majesty The King and holds the title of the largest continuously inhabited castle globally, you can explore the renowned State Apartments that feature some of the most exquisite artworks from the Royal Collection, including masterpieces by Holbein, Van Dyck, and Rubens. Additionally, you can take in the magnificent beauty of St. George’s Chapel.
If you choose not to enter the castle, there are many things to see and do in Windsor town itself.
Bath
Bath is a stunning city and many people find they would like to spend a longer time here. You will begin your visit with a panoramic tour of Bath.
With this tour you get the option to enter the famous Roman Baths; or alternatively simply enjoy the interesting history and architecture of Georgian and Roman Bath City.
Stonehenge
Finally Stonehenge – another World Heritage Site, and much-loved prehistoric monument of mystery and intrigue. All tickets include Stonehenge entry.
Here you can come and unlock Stonehenge’s secrets for yourself – who were the people who worshiped here and how did they come to carry out this mysterious feat of ancient engineering and design?
A great place to finish one very special day.
Tour Details
Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, if you do not wish to visit the castle then the tours run daily throughout the week.
For those who wish to visit the castle the tour runs: Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat and Sun.
Windsor is always the first destination. The order of visiting Bath and Stonehenge might vary, but typically in the summer, Bath is the second stop, while in the winter months, it usually comes third.
Departure point
Victoria Coach Station: 8am – arrive 30 minutes before departure for boarding.
Return Point
Victoria Train Station: 7.30pm – centrally located and easily accessible.
Joining Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath tour at Victoria
Victoria Coach Station – Tour Start
Your tour will begin at Victoria Coach Station, one of the major transport hubs in central London and very close to Victoria Underground and Railway Station. Tour companies are no longer allowed to perform pick-ups at hotels for public day tours.
Victoria Coach Station
There are no advance seat reservations on-board, simply select your seat on boarding from those available.
Victoria Coach Station is like a small airport with airport style departure screens where your tour will be displayed together with a gate number.
The driver or guide will check you in on boarding the coach.
Usually all that is required is the lead passenger’s name and you will be checked off the passenger list, but do bring along your tour confirmation voucher.
Visit our Victoria Coach Station London page for more information.
Victoria Railway and Underground Station – tour finish
The tour ends at Victoria Railway and Underground Station, centrally located and easily accessible by national rail and underground, it is serviced by the Victoria, District and Circle Lines and is in Travel Zone 1.
The Tour Coach
A knowledgeable guide will be on the luxury air-conditioned touring coach all day, offering commentary and guidance while also managing entry to the different attractions. Please note that the commentary is provided in English only.
Every vehicle comes with complimentary on-board Wi-Fi, and the majority will feature toilet facilities. However, the availability of these facilities cannot be assured.
Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath Day Tour from London – What to Expect
Each tour is unique. There are countless sights and experiences to enjoy on every one of the tours we provide from London.
Explore the key destinations and highlights of your tour below.
Windsor Castle
At 9:30am, the group will be among the first to access the castle on the day via the exclusive entrance for tour groups.
Windsor Castle has a long history from William the Conqueror, right through to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Successive monarchs have lived here and left their mark on what is now the largest continuously occupied castle in the world.
Explore the magnificent St George’s Chapel, which has hosted several royal weddings, and discover the exquisite State Apartments, which have recently undergone a major renovation.
St George’s Chapel
Windsor itself is a pretty town full of traditional shops and historic pubs. Immediately outside the castle is the Old Town with its cobbled streets.
The itinerary for the Windsor tour lasts approximately two hours.
Visit our What To Do in Windsor page for more information.
Bath and its Roman Baths
City of Bath
If you choose not to visit the Roman Baths then you are free to visit Bath at your leisure. Explore the gorgeous 15th century Bath Abbey, see the stunning Georgian architecture, and the romantic Pulteney Bridge, modelled on Florence’s Ponte Vecchio, all sights that will linger on in the memory.
One of the benefits of a Bath visit is that all the attractions are very close together and much of the city centre is pedestrianised, so it is easy and quick to get around on foot.
For the visitor the main attractions date from when Bath was an important city in England and was part of the Roman Empire. The second period of interest is much later, when Bath was a fashionable spa town.
Additionally, Bath has lots of attractions including the Jane Austen Centre, Bath Abbey, a spectacular late medieval perpendicular Gothic church, interesting and individual shops and cafes, Pulteney Weir and stunning Georgian architecture.
Many people discover that they enjoy Bath so much that they wish to return!
Visit our Things to do in Bath page for more information.
Roman Baths
Around Britain’s only hot spring, the Romans built a magnificent temple and bathing complex that still flows with natural hot water. You will see the water’s source and walk where Romans walked on the ancient stone pavements and of course see the baths themselves.
The Baths are conveniently located in the town centre, close to Bath Abbey and the shops.
Stonehenge
This ancient Neolithic site, over 5,000 years’ old offers a fascinating glimpse into our ancestors’ past. The ring of stones still poses many archaeological and historical questions for academics and visitors alike.
You will get to see the long path, with raised banks and ditches, known as the ‘avenue’; a processional route stretching about three miles or two kilometres, marking the the entrance to Stonehenge. From this point you can learn about how our ancestors understood the turning of the year, and the importance of aligning with the sun.
The visitor centre, a mile from the stones themselves, is well worth finding time to see. It displays nearly 250 archaeological treasures, which were used or buried at Stonehenge as well a regularly changing programme of special exhibitions.
In addition, reconstructed Neolithic houses outside the visitor centre, provide living history with regular demonstrations of ancient domestic skills such as flint knapping, and rope making.
A comprehensive audio tour is available to download in advance (English version only), by searching for the ‘Stonehenge Audio Tour’ in your App store. The app will explain in detail each part of the stones at Stonehenge to fully bring to life the magnificent megalith in front of you.
Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge with one-course Lunch
Furthermore, we have an additional tour that includes Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge, featuring a one-course lunch at a traditional country pub in Lacock, rather than access to the Roman Baths in Bath.
With this tour, you have the option to select from 3 ticket choices:
- Stonehenge entry only
- Stonehenge & Windsor Castle entry
- Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Roman Baths entry
Visit Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge tour with lunch for more information and booking.