Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath
Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel, the standing stones on Salisbury Plain, and Georgian Bath with entry to the Roman Baths — collected from your hotel and returned to it.
Duration
About 12 hours
Location
Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath · from London
Group
Private tour, just for you and the people you travel with
Price
Starting from £90 per person
Three of England's great sights in a single day: the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, a stone circle raised 5,000 years ago, and a city built around a Roman spring.
Begin your British journey at Windsor Castle, the world's oldest and largest inhabited fortress, which has served as a royal residence for more than nine centuries. Inside, explore the lavish State Apartments to view Queen Victoria's statue, the historic Waterloo Chamber, the regal Monarch's Chambers, and fine art collections featuring works by Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt. Enter St George's Chapel, the venue for royal weddings — such as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's — and the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II. On Thursdays and Saturdays, witness the Changing of the Guard, complete with traditional red coats, bearskin hats and military music. Note that Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; tours running on those days include a guided walking tour of Windsor town instead.
Marvel at Stonehenge, the ancient stone monument recognised as one of the world's great historic wonders. Standing on Salisbury Plain for roughly 5,000 years, these Neolithic monoliths continue to spark debate over their origins, purpose and construction. Enhance your visit at the world-class visitor centre, home to 250 excavated artefacts, art displays, archival photographs, a gift shop and a café. Step outside to walk through recreated Neolithic dwellings based on archaeological finds from 2006 and 2007.
Discover Bath, an entire city designated a UNESCO World Heritage site for its magnificent Georgian architecture. Its premier historic highlight, the ancient Roman Baths, offers a close-up look at the naturally heated thermal waters. Sample the mineral-rich spa water inside the historic Pump Room, or stroll down cobblestone lanes to see Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge. Literature enthusiasts can also visit the Jane Austen Centre for a traditional Regency afternoon tea.
At your hotel at 07:30 — look for your guide, AK, with a red umbrella. We collect you from your hotel and drop you back there at the end of the day.
Back at your hotel.
Moderate walking
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