Small Group Day Tour of Bath, Windsor Castle, and Stonehenge from London
Explore the rich history of England with an ultimate historic experience covering three iconic sites
Ready to experience the most sought-after historic sites in England in just one unforgettable day? This tour covers it all, taking you from the mesmerizing Stone Circle of Stonehenge to the pristine UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath, then on to marvel at the jaw-dropping majesty of Windsor Castle! If you’re looking for a tour that helps you maximize your time in London, you’ll love this history-driven experience!
- Stonehenge before the crowds
- The marvelous scenery at Stonehenge
- Transportation Included
- Visitor Center
- Relax in the English Countryside
- Entry into Windsor Castle
- Views from above Windsor Castle
- The Queens Guard
- Historic City of Bath
You’ll set off early from London in your executive mini-coach for a beautiful drive through the rolling green hills of the English countryside. Arrive at Stonehenge before the crowds for your expertly guided tour of the iconic Stone Circle. Your next stop is the picturesque city of Bath, where you’ll wander cobblestone walkways and admire the stately Georgian buildings before an optional lunch stop, perhaps to enjoy a classic English tea room. Next, you’ll head to the Royal residence of Windsor Castle to explore the elegantly-styled state apartments and reception rooms. After visiting the Royal Chapel of St. George, where several legendary Kings and Queens were laid to rest, you’ll board your private coach for a comfortable return journey to London.
Small Group Day Tour of Bath, Windsor Castle, and Stonehenge from London Description
Your 11-hour tour includes:
Transportation to and from London
Early morning arrival at Stonehenge to avoid the crowds
Entry into Stonehenge with guided tour
Coach tour of Bath
Free time for lunch and sightseeing
Entry to Windsor Castle with access to the state apartments, reception rooms, and Royal Chapel of St. George (Except on Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Entry to the Roman Baths (Only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Maximum group size of 16
During the winter months, the itinerary reverses, stopping first in Windsor, then Stonehenge, then Bath before returning to London.
A Mesmerizing Morning at Stonehenge
After a comfortable drive through the ancient rolling hills of county Wessex, you’ll be ready to stretch your legs as you make your way to this stunning prehistoric site. Your early morning arrival means you’ll already be on your way to discover the world's most famous Neolithic site before the big group tour buses arrive. Your guided tour begins at the iconic Stone Circle, where you’ll learn how this monument came to be and theories about its use. Before departing, you’ll also have time to check out the visitor’s center.
Explore Bath's Architectural Marvels
Perfectly preserved, cream-colored Georgian buildings will signal you’re arrival in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath. Home to a natural hot spring, this ancient enclave was put on the map thanks to Roman ingenuity with the construction of the impressive Roman Baths in A.D. 60. By the 18th century, it had transformed into an opulent and relaxing spa destination for England’s elite. Enjoy a visual tour of the city’s elegant architecture from the comfort of your coach. You’ll have free time to set out and explore other highlight’s on your own, such as the 2,000-year-old Roman Baths, the Abbey Tower,or the the Jane Austin Museum. For a bite to eat, we’d recommend visiting one of Bath’s classic tea rooms for a uniquely English experience. Your tour guide will share recommendations.
Windsor and its Royal Elegance
Saving the most regal destination for last, you’ll end the day with a visit to the town of Windsor. This historic market district is nestled next to the River Thames, but it’s probably best known as home to the magnificent Windsor Castle. This towering residence has served as one of the official homes of the monarchy for over 1,000 years. Your ticket includes access to the state apartments, reception rooms, and the Royal Chapel of St George, the final resting place of many famous English monarchs.
Windsor Castle is a working Royal residence, and as such can be subject to last-minute closures. Please be aware there will be a walk of approximately 15 minutes from the coach park to Windsor Castle. Parts of the walk are uphill and may not be suitable for passengers with mobility issues.
St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays as services are held throughout the day so you will not be able to enter the chapel. Access to St George’s Chapel may be limited on busy days and during service.
On Tuesday & Wednesday, Windsor Castle does not open. On these days we will still visit Windsor Town but entry to the Castle will not be possible. We will include entry to the Roman Baths instead, and then when in Windsor your guide will conduct a walking tour of this beautiful, historic town which will include photo opportunities of the Castle. (applicable to Tuesday & Wednesday only)
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Shawna Thompson
Amazing day! Edward was the best guide we have ever had! His knowledge of Stonehenge and the history of England are I unparalleled! Highly recommend.
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Russell was very enthusiastic and we enjoyed our trip.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What to bring?
Wear comfortable shoes (waterproof shoes are a great idea!) that’ll keep your feet cushioned since you’ll be walking throughout the day. Bring your rain gear and dress in layers, this is England, afterall!
What to bring?
Wear comfortable shoes (waterproof shoes are a great idea!) that’ll keep your feet cushioned since you’ll be walking throughout the day. Bring your rain gear and dress in layers, this is England, afterall!
Is this tour run by The Tour Guy?
No, this tour is operated by one of our trusted and vetted partners in London.
What happens if it rains?
England is known for getting its fair share of rain, so our tours take place rain or shine. Be sure to check the weather before your tour and bring a rain jacket and umbrella if necessary.
What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?
This tour requires a moderate amount of walking while visiting the attractions with ample opportunities to rest while in transit between towns. The ability to board and exit the coach at each stop safely should be considered, as well as the shuttle transfer you’ll take from the parking lot at Stonehenge and a 15-minute walk from the parking lot in Windsor to the castle, some of which is uphill.
Is it possible The Tour Guy will change this London tour time?
Depending on the season, our tours start and end at different times. The summer schedule runs from March 1st-October 31st, departing at 7:30am and returning at 6:30pm. The winter schedule runs from November 1st- February 28th, departing at 8:30 am and returning at 7:30 pm. Note that during the winter months, the itinerary reverses, stopping first in Windsor, then Stonehenge, then Bath before returning to London. Be sure to monitor your email as we will contact you before the tour with any changes.
At what time will we return to London after the tour?
The duration of this tour is estimated to be around 11 hours. However, please keep in mind that this is an approximation based on typical traffic conditions. Since road conditions can vary, we are unable to provide an exact guarantee for the return time to London.
Is entrance to Windsor Castle always guaranteed?
Being a working Royal residence, Windsor Castle occasionally has last-minute closures.
Is entrance to the Roman Baths included in this tour?
The entrance to the Roman Baths is not included in the tour package. If you wish to visit the Roman Baths, it is necessary to pre-book a ticket to ensure entry. For summer tours, we recommend selecting the 12:00pm entry time, while for winter tours, the recommended entry time is 3:30pm. To make your booking, please visit the official website at https://www.romanbaths.co.uk/.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch is not included. But you will have opportunities to stop for snacks, and enough time to enjoy a lunch break in Bath at one of the many restaurants.
Where does this tour end?
Your coach will drop you off at Victoria Train Station in the city center. This is one of the largest transport stations in London, with excellent connections to all parts of London and beyond.
How comprehensive is the Stonehenge portion of this tour?
The Stonehenge portion of this tour is somewhat condensed as it also covers Bath and Windsor, all within a single day. If you prefer a more extensive experience at Stonehenge, you might want to explore our Full-Day Stonehenge and Avebury Tour From London or our Full-Day Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London . These options allow for a deeper exploration of Stonehenge without the time constraints of a multi-city tour.