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 kms
60 mins
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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 kms
80 mins
2
Stonehenge
Tickets included
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 kms
60 mins
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 kms
2 hours 25 mins
5
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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Bulleid Way, London
Your journey begins at the Bulleid Way bus stop where an AC coach will be waiting for you. Your coach offers utmost comfort and convenience with free WiFi and USB charging points.
35 kms
55 mins
1
Windsor Castle
Tickets included
The 1st stop is Windsor Castle, located in the county of Berkshire and the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Marvel at the castle's architecture, a stunning example of medieval fortification and enjoy the views from the Round Tower. You can explore the State Apartments, furnished with priceless artworks, and St. George's Chapel, the final resting place of numerous monarchs including Queen Elizabeth.
110 kms
80 mins
2
Stonehenge
Tickets included
Next up is Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. This enigmatic stone circle dates back to around 2500 BC, although its exact purpose remains a subject of speculation. Explore the mysterious site composed of massive standing stones aligned with the movements of the sun and stroll through the visitor center to learn more from the interactive exhibits and archaeological displays.
111 kms
85 mins
3
Oxford
Oxford, known as the City of Dreaming Spires, is a historic university town located in Oxfordshire, England. Home to the prestigious University of Oxford, founded in the 12th century, the city boasts a rich academic and cultural heritage. Wander through the cobbled streets of the city center, lined with famous colleges like Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and Christ Church College, libraries, and museums, soaking in the atmosphere of learning and discovery.
98 kms
1 hours 40 mins
4
Bulleid Way, London
Visit the universities of Oxford, along with Stonehenge & Windsor Castle
Visit the universities of Oxford, along with Stonehenge & Windsor Castle
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Victoria Train Station, London
Visit the prettiest villages in the UK, the Cotswolds. Your tour will begin at Victoria Train Station where an AC coach will be waiting to pick you up.
122 kms
1 hours 59 mins
1
Burford
Your 1st stop is Burford, a picturesque medieval town located in the Cotswold hills of Oxfordshire. Stroll through the town's charming High Street, lined with centuries-old buildings, including traditional stone cottages, elegant Georgian townhouses, and medieval churches. Visit the 15th-century St. John the Baptist Church, known for its magnificent perpendicular Gothic architecture and medieval stained glass windows, and enjoy a meal or a pint at one of the cozy pubs or tearooms.
16 kms
13 mins
2
Bibury
Head on to Bibury, a quintessentially English village nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, renowned for its idyllic charm and picturesque scenery. Walk past Arlington Row, a row of 17th-century weavers' cottages built of distinctive honey-colored Cotswold stone, which has been called one of the most photographed streets in England. Stroll along the tranquil River Coln, admiring the quaint cottages and the scenic water meadows, or explore the village's historic church.
Lunch at Swan Hotel
Lunch
Stop for a sumptuous 2-course lunch at the famous Swan Hotel, located at the center of Birbury, overlooking the River Coln.
28 kms
32 mins
3
Stow-on-the-Wold
Your final stop is Stow-on-the-Wold, a historic market town that originated as a religious settlement, and still retains its old-world charm. Visit the antique shops, art galleries, and traditional pubs to get a taste of Cotswold hospitality and craftsmanship. If you're lucky, you'll get the chance to sample local produce at the popular farmers' market that happens every 2nd Thursday of each month.
137 kms
2 hours 9 mins
4
Victoria Train Station, London
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London
Begin your journey from London where a comfortable AC coach will be waiting for you. The exact pickup point will be shared along with your tickets.
158 kms
2 hours 15 mins
1
Warwick Castle
First up is Warwick Castle, a medieval castle built originally by William the Conqueror that served as a fort, a home to noble families, and even a military barracks during the English Civil War. Explore the impressive Great Hall, the State Rooms, and the iconic ramparts offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. You'll also get the chance to check out interactive exhibits showcasing medieval life as well as the stunning gardens.
13 kms
18 mins
2
Stratford-upon-Avon
1 attractions
Stratford-upon-Avon gained its fame from being the place where renowned playwright William Shakespeare was born and spent much of his life. Stroll through the rooms at Shakespeare's home before enjoying the idyllic beauty of the town.
Shakespeare's Home
55 kms
66 mins
3
Cotswolds
The final stop of your day trip is the picturesque Cotswolds, renowned for its idyllic countryside, charming villages, and quintessential English charm. As you drive through the scenic villages, marvel at the beauty of the rolling hills and lush greenery.
57 kms
63 mins
4
Oxford
2 attractions
Oxford is one of the most famous university cities in the world and home to the esteemed University of Oxford. Apart from the historic colleges like Christ Church College, you can spend time strolling along the picturesque cobblestone streets and visiting the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum.
1. University of Oxford
2. Trinity College
5
London
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Victoria Coach Station, London
The team will be waiting at the Welcome Desk in front of gates 1 and 2 at Victoria Coach Station. They will direct you to the correct departure gate where you'll board your comfortable AC coach.
69 kms
1 hours 41 mins
1
Leeds Castle
Begin your journey at the 'loveliest castle in the world', Leeds Castle. Admire the beauty of the moat and gardens, where activities like falconry displays, maze exploration, and boat rides are held. Step inside the castle to explore the grand interiors, housing a collection of medieval furnishings, tapestries, and art.
49 kms
45 mins
2
Canterbury
Next up is Canterbury, a historic city in Kent, renowned for its magnificent cathedral and rich cultural heritage. Explore the medieval streets lined with timber-framed buildings, quaint shops, and traditional pubs.
31 kms
32 mins
3
The White Cliffs of Dover
The final stop is the White Cliffs of Dover, the iconic chalk cliffs that stretch along the coastline of Kent, facing the English Channel. Stroll along the cliffs and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Strait of Dover. Get a chance to see rare species of plants and birds inhabiting the coastal grasslands and cliffside habitats.
125 kms
2 hours
4
Victoria Coach Station, London
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Victoria Coach Station, London
You will be greeted by the team at Victoria Coach Station, near the Welcome Desk located in front of gates 1 and 2. Once you're directed to the correct departure gate, board your luxury AC coach and begin your journey.
101 kms
1 hours 42 mins
1
Cambridge University
Explore Cambridge University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. It consists of several esteemed colleges like Trinity College and King's College. Stroll through the beautiful college grounds and marvel at the stunning architecture of the college buildings.
159 kms
2 hours 18 mins
2
University of Oxford
Tickets included
Visit the oldest university in the English-speaking world, the University of Oxford, which dates back to the 12th century. Explore Christ Church, famous for its magnificent dining hall featured in the Harry Potter films, and Magdalen College, known for its picturesque deer park and tower.
98 kms
1 hours 59 mins
3
Victoria Coach Station, London
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Victoria Coach Station, London
Reach the Welcome Desk in front of gates 1 and 2 of Victoria Coach Station, where the team will be waiting to greet and guide you towards the correct departure gate. Once you board your AC coach, you're ready to begin your journey to the English countryside.
120 kms
1 hours 48 mins
1
Bampton, Downton Abbey
Begin your trip at the picturesque village of Bampton, known as the setting for the fictional village of Downton Abbey in the acclaimed TV series. Explore the iconic sights from the series, like St. Mary's Church, which served as the parish church in the series, as well as the honey-toned stone cottages displayed throughout the show. Fun fact: The village was also featured in the TV series Inspector Morse.
35 kms
35 mins
2
Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds
Next up is the Venice of the Cotswold, the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water, called so because of the scenic River Windrush that runs through the center of the village, crossed by several low, arched stone bridges. Marvel at the idyllic scenery, with traditional Cotswold stone buildings, lush greenery, and flower-filled gardens. Fun fact: The river is often used for a traditional football game called football in the river during the summer.
39 kms
40 mins
3
Blenheim Palace
The last stop in your day tour is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Blenheim Palace, also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Admire the stunning Baroque architecture and the beautiful landscaped gardens of one of the largest and most magnificent palaces in England. Fun fact: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was shot here.
103 kms
1 hours 48 mins
4
Victoria Coach Station, London
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Euston Station, London
Your day trip will begin at London's Euston Station where you'll take a train to Oxenholme, crossing the scenic English countryside on the way.
Train
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Hawkshead
1 attractions
Begin your journey at Hawkshead, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of the UK's Lake District and known for its charming streets, historic buildings, and literary connections. Don't miss the Old Grammar School, once attended by William Wordsworth, and St. Michael and All Angels Church. Fun fact: Hawkshead was a favorite spot of Beatrix Potter, who found inspiration for her stories while exploring the countryside here.
Hill Top Farm
Make a stop at the iconic Hill Top Farm, the former home of Beatrix Potter. Explore the place that inspired several of her characters.
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Langdale Valley
Prepare to be awestruck by the majestic beauty of Langdale Valley, surrounded by rugged fells and stunning scenery. Revel in th breathtaking landscapes which provide endless photography opportunities. Langdale Valley has been a filming location for several movies, including Snow White and the Huntsman and Miss Potter.
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Blea Tarn
Serene and captivating, Blea Tarn is a hidden gem offering tranquility amidst the natural splendor of the Lake District. Whether you're into photography or simply seeking solace in nature, this shimmering lake and its surrounding landscape will mesmerize you. Fun fact: Blea Tarn appeared in the beloved children's book Swallows and Amazons.
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Lake Windermere
Next up is a scenic cruise on England's largest natural lake, Lake Windermere. Relax and enjoy the picturesque views of the lakeside towns. Did you know that Lake Windermere has inspired countless artists and writers, including J.M.W. Turner and Beatrix Potter?
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Lindeth Howe
Your last stop is the iconic Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel, once the home of Beatrix Potter where she penned multiple works like The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Take a stroll through the gardens that inspired her timeless tales, and enjoy a cup of traditional Cream Tea for a truly British experience.
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Euston Station, London
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St Pancras International
Your journey to Paris begins at St Pancras International where you'll board a Eurostar train that will take you to the City of Love, Paris.
472 kms
2 hours 20 mins
1
Champs Elysees
Explore the iconic Champs Elysees, a bustling avenue renowned for its luxury boutiques, cafes, and theaters. Don't miss the majestic Arc de Triomphe, offering panoramic views of Paris. Did you know? The Champs Elysees has been featured in numerous films, including The Devil Wears Prada and Mission: Impossible.
4.5 kms
22 mins
2
Palais Garnier
Next up, marvel at the grandeur of the Palais Garnier, a masterpiece of Beaux-Arts architecture. Fun Fact: The Paris Opera House inspired Gaston Leroux's novel The Phantom of the Opera.
4.3 kms
26 mins
3
Eiffel Tower
Tickets included
Ascend the iconic Eiffel Tower, an engineering marvel and enjoy the breathtaking views of Paris from its observation decks. With the convenience of fast-entry tickets, you can spend more time exploring the decks.
3-Course Lunch with Wine & Coffee at the Eiffel Tower
Lunch
Enjoy a delicious 3-course lunch along with wine and coffee at the newly-opened restaurant on the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower, run by 2 Michelin star chef Thierry Marx, and offering a wide range of contemporary brasserie dishes.
A/C Bus
4
River Seine Cruise
Tickets included
End your Paris day trip with a scenic River Seine cruise and witness Paris from a unique perspective. Glide past iconic landmarks such as Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre Museum, while enjoying the stunning Parisian vistas.
Yacht
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Gare du Nord
Tickets included
You will be dropped at Gare du Nord where you'll board a train to take you back to London.
464 kms
2 hours 19 mins
6
St Pancras International
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Various full-day excursions are available from London, featuring multiple stops, expert guides, and comfortable round-trip transportation.
To choose the right day trip, review the destinations to ensure they align with your interests. Next, evaluate the duration and cost of the journey to determine if it fits within your budget and schedule. Finally, consider the amenities provided to ensure a satisfying experience.
Apart from the locations mentioned above, some of the best day trips from London are to Dover, Brighton, and Reading. The White Cliffs of Dover make for a great day tour from London for people of all ages. Brighton, with its beach, galleries, and hipster culture is a hit with youngsters and couples. Reading is known for its rich history, as seen in its numerous museums.
Stonehenge from London makes for a beautiful summer day trip that offers a scenic drive and pleasant weather. Experience the magical Summer Solstice, where thousands witness the sunrise perfectly aligned with the stones.
Winter in the Cotswolds offers crisp weather and stunning scenery, enhanced by Christmas markets and festive hot chocolates. Alternatively, explore Windsor Castle's Semi-State Rooms, open from November to March, for an enriching day trip from London.
If you have an entire weekend to spare, you can spend longer in the Cotswolds and head to different villages and explore the walking trails. Other popular weekend getaway destinations include Warwick, Bristol, Edinburgh, and Paris.
The ideal transportation depends on your destination. Direct trains or coaches are generally quicker and more cost-effective. For locations requiring multiple changes, driving might be more convenient, though consider potential high parking fees.
Most mentioned locations offer guided tours, providing valuable insights to enrich your experience. Opt for tours with included transfers for a comprehensive, hassle-free day.
What you need to carry along depends on the location and season. But overall, you need to carry your passport, some cash, a hat or sunglasses, and a camera. Additionally, as the weather in England can be unpredictable, ensure you pack a light jacket, and a raincoat or umbrella.
Day trip tickets might not always cover entry fees to attractions or meals. Verify what's included in your ticket; options for purchasing attraction tickets on-site may be available. Always carry cash for these expenses and meals if they are not included.