Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Roman Baths Tour from London
- Walk around the State Apartments in Windsor Castle. See Stonehenge, the most famous prehistoric monument in the world. See how the Romans left their mark on Britain’s only hot spring.
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Experience the best of England with a full-day tour to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath. Start your British adventure in Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Head next to Stonehenge to visit the Neolithic stones that have stood on the Salisbury Plains for around 5,000 years. Lastly, witness the exceptional architecture in Bath, which is home to the world-famous Roman Baths.
- Important Info -
Childe policy:
- Children under 3 years are free of charge but with no seats provided.
Good to know:
- Download the Stonehenge Audio Tour app to access the audio guide during your visit.
- Check the official website of each attraction for the planned closures or disruptions prior to your visit.
- Itinerary -
Make your own way to the assigned meeting point at the designated time.
8:00 AM
Depart from London.
Arrive at Windsor Castle.
Marvel at State Apartments built for Charles II.
View artworks by Rubens, Van Dyck, Holbein, and more.
Visit St. George's Chapel.
Travel to and arrive in Stonehenge.
Explore the ancient rock formation.
Visit the exhibitions at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre.
Travel to and arrive at the Roman Baths.
View the architecture from 60 AD.
Walk around the hot springs.
Taste Bath's waters in the Pump Room.
8:00 PM
End of tour at Gloucester Road.
- Note: The itinerary is subject to change due to events, weather, or traffic conditions.
- Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. A guided walking tour around Windsor town will be provided instead.
- St. George's Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays. Worshippers are welcome to attend the services.
- If the State Apartments are closed, you may visit the Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls' House, and the Drawings Gallery instead.
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- Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
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FAQs
1. Who currently lives at Windsor Castle?
Windsor Castle is one of the official residences of the British monarch and is primarily used for royal events, state visits, and as a weekend retreat. While King Charles III's main residence is Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle remains an active royal residence, with various members of the royal family often staying or working there.
2. Did Queen Elizabeth II ever reside at Windsor Castle?
Yes, Queen Elizabeth II frequently resided at Windsor Castle, especially during weekends and traditional holiday periods like Easter. In the later years of her reign, it became her primary residence, where she conducted many official duties, held audiences, and hosted private gatherings.
3. What are the key differences between Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace?
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, with over 900 years of history, primarily serving as a royal residence and ceremonial venue outside London. Buckingham Palace, in contrast, is the monarch's official administrative headquarters and principal residence in London, largely used for state occasions and public ceremonies.
4. Who holds ownership of Windsor Castle?
Windsor Castle is part of the Crown Estate, which is held by the reigning monarch "in right of the Crown." This means it belongs to the institution of the monarchy for the duration of a monarch's reign, rather than being their private property, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
5. Is Stonehenge located close to the city of Bath?
Stonehenge is located approximately 30 to 40 miles (48-64 kilometers) northeast of Bath. While not immediately adjacent, they are geographically close enough to be frequently visited together as part of a single day trip, offering a convenient combination for exploring historical sites in southwest England.
6. What are the recommended transportation options to reach Windsor Castle from London?
To reach Windsor Castle from London, train is a popular option. You can take a train from London Paddington to Windsor & Eton Central (requiring a change at Slough) or directly from London Waterloo to Windsor & Eton Riverside. Both stations are a short walk from the castle, with journey times ranging from 30 to 60 minutes.
7. What kind of experience can visitors expect during a tour of Windsor Castle?
During a tour of Windsor Castle, visitors can explore the magnificent State Apartments, which are adorned with royal artworks and historical artifacts. You can also visit St. George's Chapel, a stunning example of Gothic architecture and the burial place of several monarchs, and see Queen Mary's Dolls' House.
8. What are the main attractions to explore at the Roman Baths?
At the Roman Baths, visitors can explore the remarkably preserved ancient Roman bathing complex. Key attractions include the Great Bath, fed by Britain's only hot spring, the Sacred Spring where hot water still rises, the Roman Temple precinct, and a museum displaying artifacts from the site, detailing Roman life in Bath.
