London: Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip

Take a break from the busy city life in London and join us for a day trip that combines two amazing UK destinations: the ancient wonder of Stonehenge and the charming beauty of Bath. Experience history, breathtaking architecture, and picturesque landscapes that will make your UK adventure unforgettable.

Highlights

Visit the archaeological site of Stonehenge and discover the mystery behind its construction.Stroll around the medieval town of Bath with an expert guide.Tour the ancient baths and experience the Roman Empire.

Itinerary

Depart from London in the morning by air-conditioned busFirst stop in Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage SiteGuided walking tour of Bath's historic landmarks, including Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent, and Pulteney BridgeExplore the Roman Baths with their natural hot springsContinue the journey to Stonehenge, a renowned megalithic monumentUncover the mysteries surrounding Stonehenge's purposeReturn to London after approximately 10.5 hours

Why travelers choose this tour

This is the top-rated day trip of its kind, featuring experienced guides. The tour includes entry to the Roman Baths, which is unique compared to other offerings. You’ll also receive priority access to Stonehenge.

A little bit about the places you’ll visit

Bath

Bath is known for its rich history and stunning Georgian architecture. It has been significant since Roman times, and the town’s name derives from the Roman "Aquae Sulis," recognizing the Roman Baths and hot springs that have attracted visitors for centuries.

The Ancient Roman Baths

The Roman Baths, built during the Roman occupation in the 1st century AD, were dedicated to the goddess Sulis Minerva, becoming a social hub for the region. Visitors can explore well-preserved remains, including a sacred temple and the Great Bath, offering insights into daily life during Roman times.

Stonehenge

Stonehenge, located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, is a prehistoric monument that dates back over 5,000 years. Its purpose remains debated, with theories ranging from religious rituals to astronomical observations. Visitors can explore the colossal stones and the visitor's center for insights into its history and significance.