Windsor, Stonehenge, Salisbury & Bath tour from London
Including entrance to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral
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Windsor CastleWindsor Castle: Changing of the guard |
Windsor, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath tour highlights include
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Entrance into Stonehenge with audio guide
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Entrance into Salisbury Cathedral
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Entrance into Windsor Castle with audio guide
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Panoramic tour of Bath
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Lunch pack included
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Luxury air conditioned motor coach and services of a professional guide
Tour days, times, pick up/ drop off points
1st April to 30th September: Daily
1st October to 31st March: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Departure point: Golden Tours Visitor Centre, Victoria, London.
Check-in: 7.45am
Departure: 8am
Return point: Kensington and Victoria areas - subject to traffic conditions
Return: 8pm
Windsor, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath - what to expect
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is a short 45-minute journey west of London. During this time your guide will take you through some of Windsor Castle's most interesting history.
Windsor Castle, a current residence of Her Majesty the Queen, is the largest continuously occupied castle in the world. You will get to see the State Apartments and St George's Chapel as well as Queen Mary's Dolls' House, a perfectly scaled replica of an aristocratic home.
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At the Chapel you can visit the final resting places of English monarchs, Henry VIII, and his third wife Jane Seymour as well as Charles I, and see the the impressive Gothic architecture.
From the Royal Collection in the State Apartments, you will find works of art by Rembrandt, Rubens and Canaletto. The Royal Family still use the State Apartments for hosting events for those organisations of which they are patrons. From the battlements you will see spectacular views across the Thames Valley.
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Stonehenge |
Stonehenge
The World Heritage site of Stonehenge (entrance included) is one of the most popular UK tourist attractions.
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.
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.
An audio-guide (in 10 different languages), is included in the price and will inspire you with information surrounding Stonehenge, examining many different theories as to how and why the henge was built.
In addition, reconstructed neolithic houses outside the visitor centre, provide living history with regular demonstrations.
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Salisbury Cathedral |
Salisbury
The Cathedral City of Salisbury is close to Stonehenge and entrance into the famous medieval cathedral is included.
Inside this early English Gothic cathedral you'll find nearly 800 years of history, including one of only four original copies of the Magna Carta, written in 1215, and Europe's oldest working clock, from 1386.
The spire of the cathedral is Britain's tallest and weighs 6,500 tons, rising up to 404 feet.
It is inside the Chapter House where you will find the Magna Carta, the cornerstone of English democracy, where the concept of human rights 'began.' Here you will find an interactive exhibition to explain the Magna Carta. There is also a unique 13th century stone frieze of bible stories.
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Bath: stunning Georgian architecture |
Bath City
Bath is a beautiful Georgian city with delightful crescents, terraces and architecture.
For the visitor the main attractions date from when Bath was an important city when England was part of the Roman Empire and a second period much later when Bath was a fashionable spa town.
The most visited attraction at Bath is the Roman Baths; you will need to purchase admission separately if you wish to go here.
The gorgeous 15th century Bath Abbey, the stunning Georgian architecture, the romantic Pulteney Bridge, modelled on Florence's Ponte Vecchio, are all sights to linger on in the memory of your day. Enjoy some free time to explore the wonderful city.
All the attractions are very close together and much of the city centre is pedestrianised.
Complementary Lunch Pack
To save you time finding somewhere to eat this tour also includes a lunch pack - so you won’t waste valuable exploring time.
Departure points at Victoria and Kensington
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Your tour will begin at the Golden Tours Visitor Centre Victoria. Victoria is one of the major transport hubs in Central London close to Victoria Underground and railway Sstation, and easy to get to by public transport.
How to get to Victoria Coach Station & map with question & answer facility
The second departure point tour is visited around 15 minutes after the coach departs Victoria and is at the Golden Tours Visitor Centre in Kensington. The location is near Gloucester Road Underground Station, a popular hotel district and with 3 Underground lines connecting to Central London.
Prices & tour reservations
Prices displayed on the banner link are the current prices for this tour. Major credit and debit cards are accepted. You will be emailed a confirmation with a booking reference after reservation.
The booking reference and the name of the person ordering is all that you need to quote when joining the tour, there are no paper tickets.
On the tour detail page from the link below, there is a calendar control at the top right of the page, which depicts which dates still have availability. By selecting your required date you start the reservation process.
Four Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge Tours, one including Salisbury - which is best for you?
All four of our Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge tours offer a long but rewarding day of sightseeing to world-class attractions. So which one is best for you?
The lowest cost tours differ only by itinerary, vehicles, guides and length of tour and are almost identical. Tour 1 gives you more time at Windsor and Bath, while Golden Tours allows you to visit an additional destination, Salisbury Cathedral, and includes a lightly-packed lunch for those who want to get on with the sightseeing.
If a leisurely lunch in a picturesque village is important to you then with Tour 79, you can pay a small premium for memorable lunch in a 14th century inn at a medieval village, Lacock, which is used as a backdrop in films ranging from Harry Potter to Jane Austen.
The most expensive tour is the small group tour, with no more than 16 passengers and lecture grade commentary with more personal access to the guide.
Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath (without lunch) - Tour 1, £89
Windsor, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath (with packed lunch) - Tour 201, £93
Windsor, Stonehenge, Lacock and Bath (with lunch) - Tour 79, £109
Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath - Small Group Tour, £145
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