Skip the long lines at Stonehenge, and tour the Georgian city of Bath at leisure on a guided full-day tour from London. Travel by coach to the standing stones of Stonehenge and learn the theories of their mystery, before heading to Bath in time for lunch.

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Duration 1 day: Check availability to see starting times.
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Live tour guide: English

Highlights

Try to unlock some of the mysteries of Stonehenge
Explore the Georgian city of Bath at leisure
Go to the Jane Austen Centre to learn why the author loved Bath
Take afternoon tea at the Pump Rooms
See the immaculate Roman Baths of Bath
Enjoy plenty of free time to shop and explore

Full description

Enjoy a full-day tour of 2 of the West Country of England’s most famous attractions on a coach trip from London to the standing stone circle of Stonehenge and the Roman and Georgian city of Bath. Following your transfer from central London, start by exploring the mysteries of Stonehenge, the world’s most famous prehistoric monument. Dating back some 5,000 years, the stone circle is located on Salisbury Plain, and has been home to pagan religions and spiritual worship for centuries. Try to unlock some of its secrets at the new Visitor Center. Then, continue to Bath in time for lunch at leisure. There’s an incredible selection of restaurants in the city, including traditional pubs for a classic pub lunch, quaint tea houses, and cool sandwich shops for a quick snack. Enjoy ample free time to wander the delightful crescents and terraces of the city to see fine examples of Georgian architecture. If you prefer, visit the Roman Baths, built around 2,000 years ago. Marvel at the grand Bath Abbey, or go to the romantic Pulteney Bridge across the River Avon. Learn why Bath was so loved by Jane Austen at the Jane Austen Centre, and visit the elegant 18th-century Assembly Rooms. There will be plenty of time to shop, or to enjoy afternoon tea in the Pump Rooms, where the quintessential English experience is accompanied by live classical music.

Includes

Professional guide
Entrance to Stonehenge
Entry to Stonehenge Visitor Center Exhibitions

Lunch

Not suitable for

People with mobility impairments
Wheelchair users

Covid-19 precautions

You must book this activity online because the ticket office is closed

Safety measures in place

All required protective equipment is provided
All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
You must keep social distance while in vehicles
The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds

Traveler requirements

You will receive a mandatory temperature check

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Meeting point

Tours depart from Gate 18-20 at Victoria Coach Station. Check-in closes at 8:00 AM.

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What to bring

Comfortable shoes

Not allowed

Pets

Customer reviews

Overall rating

4.4 /5

based on 113 reviews

Review summary

Guide
4.8/5
Transportation
4.8/5
Value for money
4.2/5
Safety
4.6/5

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Guide was great. Everything was well organized. Only negative is you spend half the time travelling in the bus, but the guide made it fun most of the time by sharing some interesting knowledge. Would recommend it if you want to see Stonehenge but also one of the most beautiful cities in England.

September 20, 2021

Excellent tour! The coach was comfortable and the drive was lovely. The time allotted for each place was good also. We departed on time, and arrived back prior to 8 pm. Our guide, Andrew, was very knowledgeable about Bath, and also kept us entertained with his general knowledge about London and surrounding area. All in all, a wonderful time was had!

October 24, 2019

A great journey into the history of Stonehenge and Bath.

Our tour guide, Malcolm, made time fly during the long coach rides with his witty and informational bits. We had someone with us who had a disability so we moved at a slower pace. Due to this we felt like we had not enough time at Stonehenge to have a look around and see the museum there. I was under the impression that the fee covered the entrance to the Roman Bath Houses but it does not. We had to pay £17 extra to enter the Roman Bath Houses. Regardless, that was great idea because there was lots to see and learn there. We spent 2 of our 3.5 hours there. We then decided to do afternoon tea at the Pump Room, which was great but it took up the rest of our time and we were not able to see the Abbey nearby. Time was tight but regardless we saw lots and enjoyed the trip.

August 24, 2017