Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath day tour - from only £92

The Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge day tour remains one of the most popular tours from London today. Combining three world-class attractions in one memorable day, this tour offers excellent value for money, as you can choose your ticket options to suit, depending on whether you would like more free time to explore, or enter the main attractions of the destination. Stonehenge entrance is included with all tickets.

There is also another Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge tour which includes a one-course lunch in a traditional country pub in Lacock, instead of entrance to the Roman Baths at Bath.

With this tour you can choose from three ticket options:

1. Stonehenge entry only

2. Stonehenge & Windsor Castle entries

3. Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Roman Baths entries

Windsor Castle

First stop is the pretty town of Windsor. You have two options here - either to enter the famous castle or not (select ticket choice when booking).

At His Majesty's Windsor Castle, the largest continuously occupied castle in the world you can see the famous State Apartments including some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection - paintings by Holbein, Van Dyck and Rubens. You can also enjoy the splendour of St. George's Chapel.

If you wish not the enter the castle there is plenty to see and do in Windsor town.

Bath

Bath is a stunning city and many people find they would like to spend a longer time here. You will begin your visit with a panoramic tour of Bath.

With this tour you get the option to enter the famous Roman Baths; or alternatively simply enjoy the interesting history and architecture of Georgian and Roman Bath City.

Stonehenge

Finally Stonehenge - another World Heritage Site, and much-loved prehistoric monument of mystery and intrigue. All tickets include Stonehenge entry.

Here you can come and unlock Stonehenge’s secrets for yourself - who were the people who worshiped here and how did they come to carry out this mysterious feat of ancient engineering and design?

A great place to finish one very special day.

Victoria Coach Station - tour start

Your tour will begin at Victoria Coach Station, one of the major transport hubs in central London and very close to Victoria Underground and Railway Station. Tour companies are no longer allowed to perform pick-ups at hotels for public day tours.

There are no advance seat reservations on-board, you select your seat on boarding from those available.

Victoria Coach Station is like a small airport with airport style departure screens where your tour will be displayed together with a gate number.

The driver or guide will check you in on boarding the coach.

Usually all that is required is the lead passenger's name and you will be checked off the passenger list, but do bring along your tour confirmation voucher.

If you require more assistance working out your journey, click through on the link below, where we give more detail of how to join the tour at Victoria Coach Station and you can read previously asked questions.

How to get to Victoria Coach Station & map with previously asked questions

Victoria Railway and Underground Station - tour finish

The tour ends at Victoria Railway and Underground Station, centrally located and easily accessible by national rail and underground, it is serviced by the Victoria, District and Circle Lines and is in Travel Zone 1.

The touring coach

A professional guide is aboard the luxury air-conditioned touring bus the entire day and will provide commentary and guiding throughout as well as looking after entrance into the various attractions.

Commentary is in English only.

All vehicles are equipped with on-board free Wi-Fi and most will have toilet facilities. However these facilities cannot be guaranteed.

Windsor Castle opens at 9.30am so the tour group will be some of the first to enter the castle that day through the special tour group entrance.

Windsor Castle has a long history from William the Conqueror, right through to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Successive monarchs have lived here and left their mark on what is now the largest continuously occupied castle in the world.

See the magnificent St George's Chapel, which has hosted several royal weddings, and enjoy the exquisite State Apartments, which have recently undergone a major renovation.

Windsor itself is a pretty town full of traditional shops and historic pubs. Immediately outside the castle is the Old Town with its cobbled streets.

The tour schedule for Windsor is a visit of around two hours.

Windsor - find out more

This ancient Neolithic site, over 5,000 years' old offers a fascinating glimpse into our ancestors' past. The ring of stones still poses many archaeological and historical questions for academics and visitors alike.

You will get to see the long path, with raised banks and ditches, known as the 'avenue'; a processional route stretching about three miles or two kilometres, marking the the entrance to Stonehenge. From this point you can learn about how our ancestors understood the turning of the year, and the importance of aligning with the sun.

The visitor centre, a mile from the stones themselves, is well worth finding time to see. It displays nearly 250 archaeological treasures, which were used or buried at Stonehenge as well a regularly changing programme of special exhibitions.

In addition, reconstructed Neolithic houses outside the visitor centre, provide living history with regular demonstrations of ancient domestic skills such as flint knapping, and rope making.

A comprehensive audio tour is available to download in advance (English version only), by searching for the ‘Stonehenge Audio Tour’ in your App store. The app will explain in detail each part of the stones at Stonehenge to fully bring to life the magnificent megalith in front of you.

Stonehenge - find out more