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London
Your day tour to the historic sites of Stonehenge, Windsor, and Bath begins in London where an AC coach will be waiting to pick you up. Exact location for your starting point details will be shared along with your tickets.
35 km
60 minutes
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Windsor Castle
Tickets included
Visit Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and the residence of the British royal family for more than 900 years. Explore the multiple attractions like the grand State Apartments, St. George's Chapel which is the burial site for royals, and the Round Tower for panoramic views.
110 km
80 minutes
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Stonehenge
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Stonehenge was constructed over 4,500 years ago, making it older than the Egyptian pyramids. Walk around the ancient standing stones, believed to have been transported from as far away as Wales, and ponder their mysterious origins. Visit the Stonehenge Visitor Centre for interactive exhibits and archaeological displays and learn about the latest theories surrounding the purpose of Stonehenge.
55 km
60 minutes
3
Bath
2 attractions
Established by the Romans as a thermal spa around 60 AD, Bath is a quaint and picturesque village in the UK. On reaching Bath, stroll along the scenic Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon and visit the elegant Bath Abbey, before heading towards the iconic Roman Baths complex.
1. Bath Abbey
2. Pulteney Bridge
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Roman Baths
Tickets included
Step back in time at the Roman Baths, which served as a thermal spa for the ancient Romans. It is among the best-preserved Roman remains in the world.
184 km
2 hours 25 minutes
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London
Three historic sights with one ticket – Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and the Roman Baths
Three historic sights with one ticket – Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and the Roman Baths
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Our guide, Bruce, was awesome. He provided information in a colourful and interesting way and facilitated our experiences expertly. Our driver, Farat, was great. We had a smooth and comfortable ride.
Although time was limited because of three places visit in one day, everything was perfect and all my family enjoyed a lot! Nice guide, nice driver ! I also appreciate all passengers. They were so punctual in time manners.
This experience was awesome, although very fast-paced. Other than Stonehenge I felt like I was running through the exhibits to see the highlights of Windsor Castle and the Roman baths; in order to use a washroom and grab a bite to eat before heading on the bus again. If possible, I would have elected to only do Windsor and Stonehenge and would go back to Bath for a couple days in itself. Although fast, it was an awesome tour and Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath are all exceptionally beautiful. My guide was Eileen, and she was equal parts informative and entertaining. It was a great day.
Our guide was Regina and our driver was Malcolm who drive us safely and smoothly to our destinations. Regina was very knowledgable about the area and the sights we were going to visit. She gave lots of good information to prepare us for our visits and also pointed out points of interest along the way. This tour was more of an appetizer because of the time alloted to each destination. A full day is definitely needed to completely tour Windsor Castle and we could spend 3 or 4 days visiting the town of Bath. Our next trip will definitely include those destinations. The time spent at Stonehenge was the perfect amount to see ruins and learn about the history. I would recommend Headout and would definitely book another tour through this company.
Loved Tom our guide. He was witty and interesting. Driver also got full marks for very capable driving
Angela and Greg...Stonehenge was a disaster and they made it manageable and salvaged the day!
The narration given by the tour guide was informative and just right - leaving us enough time for catching up with resting. He also added in some extra bits tracing common sayings back to their origins. Irrespective of whether true or not it shows that the guide has made some efforts trying to do a better job.
Our guide Mariya was very kind. However, the time given in the first two attractions were not enough. Windsor Castle had to be done in a hurry and the same happened with Stonehenge. The guide encouraged us to visit the exhibition centre and grab something to eat, but you had to decide whether to go to the toilet, eat, buy souvenirs or take your time around Stonehenge, didn't even have time to buy any souvenirs. The time in Bath was ok. I wouldn't recommend it
The guide Mariya was very kind. Unfortunately the time was not enough in Windsor and Stonehenge. In my opinion you should not offer this kind of tour if you know the time is not enough. For example, in Windsor we had less than an hour to go around the castle, didn't even have time to look at the shop. In Stonehenge we had to choose, either grab something to eat or go to tge toilet. We couldn't enjoy go around the stones, as we we going to be late for the bus. The time in Barh though, was enough. That's why I think you shouldn't be offering this kind of tours.Even the guide admitted the time was not enough
Victoria Coach Station
Board an air-conditioned, WiFi-enabled coach from Victoria Coach Station.
38.62 km
46 minutes
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Windsor
1 attractions
Windsor, a historic town in England, is renowned for its iconic Windsor Castle, one of the official residences of the British royal family. Nestled along the River Thames, it offers charming cobblestone streets, beautiful parks, and a rich royal heritage.
Windsor Castle
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Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, is a royal residence with over 1,000 years of history. Key highlights include the State Apartments, St. George's Chapel, and the beautiful Windsor Great Park.
152.4 km
1 hour 48 minutes
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Bath
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Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage city in England, is famous for its stunning Georgian architecture, Roman Baths, and vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can explore the ancient hot springs, the historic Bath Abbey, and the elegant Royal Crescent.
Roman Baths
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The Roman Baths in Bath, UK, are one of the best-preserved ancient spas, where visitors can explore the Great Bath, the Sacred Spring, and the Roman Temple ruins. You can also enjoy interactive exhibits showcasing Roman life and ancient spa culture.
55.36 km
53 minutes
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Stonehenge
Tickets included
Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, is one of the world's most famous ancient landmarks. Its massive stone circle, dating back over 4,500 years, remains a mystery and an awe-inspiring sight, attracting visitors drawn to its historical and spiritual significance.
141.46 km
2 hours 13 minutes
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Victoria Coach Station
A guided tour of Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Roman Baths
A guided tour of Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Roman Baths
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Very complete, I liked the 3 places and it is a facility that the tickets were included. The guide was very good and very attentive at all times.
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Just 115 miles from London, Bath is a place to be at for a weekend getaway. Here are four reasons why you should head out to Bath from London!
English-speaking guided tour
Over-the-ear headphones
Visit Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge, and Holburne Museum
Bridgerton: 1.5 Hour Guided Tour of Filming Locations in Bath with Music
Entry tickets to Stonehenge with interactive maps, Windsor Castle, St. George's Chapel and State Apartments
Tour of Bath along with the entry tickets to Roman Baths
Round-trip transfers from London in an AC coach with WiFi
Tour guides in English, Spanish, and French
Personal headset
From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, Bath & Roman Baths Day Trip
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath Guided Tour with Access to Roman Bath
Traveling from London to Bath is a breeze! Jump on a direct train at Paddington Station, enjoy a leisurely bus ride, or hit the road for a picturesque drive. Each option gives you a taste of England's beautiful landscapes on your way!
The Jane Austen Centre offers a permanent exhibition on Austen's life in Bath, highlighting her influences for Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Friendly guides in Regency costumes introduce guests to a life-size wax figure of Austen, followed by delightful afternoon tea in the Regency Tea Rooms.
The Holburne Museum, founded in 1882, highlights Sir William Holburne's collection in a restored Georgian hotel. With 10,000 objects, including Gainsborough paintings and 18th-century decorative arts, you can unwind at the delightful Garden Café overlooking historic Sydney Gardens.
Founded in 757 AD, Bath Abbey was transformed into a Norman cathedral in 1090 and rebuilt in 1499 by Bishop Oliver King. The current Gothic masterpiece, completed in 1616, highlights intricate fan vaulting and sculptures and hosted King Edgar's coronation as England's ruler in 973 AD.
Completed in 1774, Pulteney Bridge was designed by Robert Adam to connect Bath to the Pulteney estate. Its Palladian architecture, unique shop-lined span, and Grade I listed status make it one of only four bridges worldwide with this rare design.
The Bath Guildhall Market, a historic venue behind the Guildhall, has been a focal point of trade since 1552. This beautifully restored space features about 20 stalls offering local produce, artisan foods, and unique handmade crafts, all under a central domed roof.
Imagine a circle of perfectly designed Georgian townhouses! That's The Circus in Bath, built by John Wood between 1754 and 1768. Its design, inspired by Stonehenge's diameter, showcases three classical orders of architecture, blending Roman grandeur with Wood's fascination with Druidic symbolism.
Consider your interests: if you adore period drama, choose the Bridgerton filming locations. Opt for the guided tour for a mix of history and iconic sites!
Start your Bath adventure at the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey for rejuvenation and history, then stop by the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge. Don't miss the Jane Austen Centre and Holburne Museum, and finish with the scenic Prior Park gardens!
No age restrictions apply for day trips to Bath; everyone is welcome to join the fun!
Yes, discounted tickets are available for children under 16, seniors above 60, and students.
For the best prices and availability on a London to Bath day trip, aim to book 2 to 4 weeks ahead, especially during busy seasons.
All day trip options, except for the Bridgerton filming locations tour, are designed to be accessible for travelers with disabilities.
For your day trip from London to Bath, pack comfy walking shoes, a reusable water bottle, your camera, an umbrella, and some tasty snacks to keep you energized!
Yes. Despite having many old buildings, Bath is accessible to everyone. You can also rent electric and manual wheelchairs in the city as well.
Meals aren't included in your day trip ticket, so feel free to bring snacks along! Alternatively, you can enjoy a delicious meal at a local eatery during your visit.
The meeting point for your day trip will be clearly indicated on your ticket voucher, ensuring a smooth start to your tour!