Bath and Stonehenge Day Trip

 - Fully refundable and amendable up until 7 days before travel

We combine two of England's most popular attractions with a fully guided day trip from London to Stonehenge and the beautiful golden city of Bath, steeped in the history of the Roman era and Georgian period. This is a fully guided day trip to Britain's most important pre-historic monument, Stonehenge, and the beautiful city of Bath. This coach tour from London includes admission and an audio guided tour of Stonehenge and a tour of Bath with free time to enjoy the city.  

Tour includes:

• Full day services of a professional tour guide
• Return travel from London by executive coach
• Entry to Stonehenge, with audio guide
• Bath walking tour with your guide

Stonehenge

We head west into the rolling hills and chalk down lands of Wessex, a land of burial mounds and Stone Age settlements. High up on Salisbury Plain stands the greatest Neolithic monument of all, the prehistoric circle of Stonehenge. As we drive towards the area, we will learn of the building methods used to create Stonehenge, and the possible purposes, whilst your guide will discuss what is known and may never be known about this ancient monument. We will then spend some time exploring Stonehenge and the visitor centre with an audio guide. Step inside the Neolithic Houses, see how people lived 4500 years ago!

Bath

We then head further westwards, passing villages of flint and thatch down towards the World Heritage city of Bath, home to the only hot springs in the country. Hot water bubbles up to the surface every day, which throughout history has attracted both the Celts and the Romans, with the Romans turning the city into a premier resort in the First Century AD. Later, in the 18th Century, the city was revived by the Georgians. Bath became a place to see and be seen, with a chance for the elite to rid themselves of stiffness in the joints caused by arthritis and gout in the hot springs. The town was blessed with elegant Georgian crescents, terraces and squares, most of which still stand today. Bath became home to Jane Austen, Thomas Gainsborough, Lord Nelson, Alexander Pope and Napoleon III.

Please note: 

• This tour is operated by our trusted partner Premium Tours
• The tour departs at Victoria Coach Station, Gate 18 at 8:15am (boarding starts at 8:00am) and concludes near Gloucester Road underground station at approximately 19:30pm
• During peak periods additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.
• The Stonehenge Audio Guide is available to download in 12 different langauges prior to the visit or while you are on site. Please search for the 'Stonehenge Audio Tour' in your app store.