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Bath and Stonehenge Private & Bespoke Day Trip From London
1 day
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Stop At: Stonehenge, Amesbury SP4 7DE England
You will be picked up from your central London accommodation by your own private driver and guide and following a relaxed, scenic drive arrive in the beautiful Salisbury Plains.
A fully private guided tour of the Stonehenge Site at your leisure including time to visit the Museum, Restaurant and Shop. Your personal guide will be on hand to help take photographs and bring the history of Stonehenge to life.
Stonehenge continues to baffle and inspire Archaeologists and Historians. The exact when, how, why, and who questions still challenge the top professionals. Perhaps this is part of the reason that over 1 million people visit this ancient site each year.
Your guide will explain all the main theories, including the folklore and King Arthur connections in a fun, relaxed and informative way.
Once you have enjoyed the World Heritage site at your leisure, it will be time to drive through an area of outstanding natural beauty as we make our way to another Heritage site, the ancient City of Bath. The journey takes one hour, but you won't notice as you will be busy enjoying the stunning views as we drive through rural England.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum, 4 North Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, UK
Sally Lunn's Tea Room is located in Bath's oldest house dating back to 1492. This is a perfect spot to take lunch and try the famous "Bath Bun" said to have been created by Sally Lunn in the late 1600's. If you are not hungry at this point there is a small Museum and Bun take away service.
Duration: 40 minutes
Stop At: Bath Abbey, Bath BA1 1LT England
Included in the day trip is a walking tour of the historic centre of Bath including an optional visit to Bath Abbey. The Abbey is important as it was one of the last major Christian buildings built before Henry VIII split with the Catholic Church. Your guide will make sure you see all the key locations within the historic quarter of Bath.
Founded as a town by the Romans who viewed the natural hot springs as sacred, the settlement flourished and the Roman Baths became one of the most impressive buildings in Roman Britain. Neglected during the dark ages, the Baths had a renaissance in the 18th Century, and continued to be used until the late 1970's.
They say the Doctors of Bath specialised in certain diseases, and those were the diseases of the rich! Wealthy visitors would flock to the Pump Room to follow their Doctors orders for their various ailments that would be cured in the waters of Bath.
On your walk around the centre of Bath you will see the buildings that inspired Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, and where the Aristocracy spent their leisure time in the highly fashionable Bath Spa of the Georgian and Regency periods.
Bath is protected from development, so here you will see some of the best Georgian and Regency architecture in England. Plus you will also have time to explore the many shops and alleys in this beautiful city.
Duration: 45 minutes
Stop At: The Roman Baths, Abbey Church Yard, Bath BA1 1LZ England
After a tour of the historic area of Bath, you will be taken into the Roman Baths. You will have a guided introduction to the world heritage site and then be able to tour the museum at your leisure. Your guide will be on hand to assist with Photographs and help you get the best out of your visit.
At the end of the tour you may wish to try the mineral rich water traditionally thought to cure all manner of complaints.
The plumbing here is 2000 years old and going strong. But don't worry the water you try is pumped through slightly newer pipes!
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 1EE England
Built by John Wood The Younger, the Royal Crescent was the centre of high society in Bath. The aristocracy held balls in the lavish rooms of the crescent, and Jane Austen often satirized regency period Bath in her novels.
The Royal Crescent and the nearby Circus are two of the most photographed places in Bath and once you see their sweeping Georgian facades you will understand why.
Duration: 15 minutes
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This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Stonehenge, Amesbury SP4 7DE England
You will be picked up from your central London accommodation by your own private driver and guide and following a relaxed, scenic drive arrive in the beautiful Salisbury Plains.
A fully private guided tour of the Stonehenge Site at your leisure including time to visit the Museum, Restaurant and Shop. Your personal guide will be on hand to help take photographs and bring the history of Stonehenge to life.
Stonehenge continues to baffle and inspire Archaeologists and Historians. The exact when, how, why, and who questions still challenge the top professionals. Perhaps this is part of the reason that over 1 million people visit this ancient site each year.
Your guide will explain all the main theories, including the folklore and King Arthur connections in a fun, relaxed and informative way.
Once you have enjoyed the World Heritage site at your leisure, it will be time to drive through an area of outstanding natural beauty as we make our way to another Heritage site, the ancient City of Bath. The journey takes one hour, but you won't notice as you will be busy enjoying the stunning views as we drive through rural England.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum, 4 North Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, UK
Sally Lunn's Tea Room is located in Bath's oldest house dating back to 1492. This is a perfect spot to take lunch and try the famous "Bath Bun" said to have been created by Sally Lunn in the late 1600's. If you are not hungry at this point there is a small Museum and Bun take away service.
Duration: 40 minutes
Stop At: Bath Abbey, Bath BA1 1LT England
Included in the day trip is a walking tour of the historic centre of Bath including an optional visit to Bath Abbey. The Abbey is important as it was one of the last major Christian buildings built before Henry VIII split with the Catholic Church. Your guide will make sure you see all the key locations within the historic quarter of Bath.
Founded as a town by the Romans who viewed the natural hot springs as sacred, the settlement flourished and the Roman Baths became one of the most impressive buildings in Roman Britain. Neglected during the dark ages, the Baths had a renaissance in the 18th Century, and continued to be used until the late 1970's.
They say the Doctors of Bath specialised in certain diseases, and those were the diseases of the rich! Wealthy visitors would flock to the Pump Room to follow their Doctors orders for their various ailments that would be cured in the waters of Bath.
On your walk around the centre of Bath you will see the buildings that inspired Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, and where the Aristocracy spent their leisure time in the highly fashionable Bath Spa of the Georgian and Regency periods.
Bath is protected from development, so here you will see some of the best Georgian and Regency architecture in England. Plus you will also have time to explore the many shops and alleys in this beautiful city.
Duration: 45 minutes
Stop At: The Roman Baths, Abbey Church Yard, Bath BA1 1LZ England
After a tour of the historic area of Bath, you will be taken into the Roman Baths. You will have a guided introduction to the world heritage site and then be able to tour the museum at your leisure. Your guide will be on hand to assist with Photographs and help you get the best out of your visit.
At the end of the tour you may wish to try the mineral rich water traditionally thought to cure all manner of complaints.
The plumbing here is 2000 years old and going strong. But don't worry the water you try is pumped through slightly newer pipes!
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 1EE England
Built by John Wood The Younger, the Royal Crescent was the centre of high society in Bath. The aristocracy held balls in the lavish rooms of the crescent, and Jane Austen often satirized regency period Bath in her novels.
The Royal Crescent and the nearby Circus are two of the most photographed places in Bath and once you see their sweeping Georgian facades you will understand why.
Duration: 15 minutes
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Driver/guide
- Private tour
- Transport by private vehicle
- Entry/Admission - Stonehenge
- Entry/Admission - The Roman Baths
Not included
- Food and drinks
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- Please inform of any mobility issues
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Infant seats available
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- I am very pleased to offer tours to wheelchair users. But have limited vehicle space, so please contact before booking.
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
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Richard, our tour guide and also the owner of the tour company, was prompt in picking us up at our London hotel and very conscious of the need to arrive at Stonehenge just as it opened in order to avoid the worst of the crowds. He was very knowledgeable and made sure we saw all aspects of the site. He made sure we took as much time as we wanted for our sightseeing and picture-taking. Then we traveled to Bath, where again he provided important background information and allowed as much time as we wanted. He had several suggestions for places to eat lunch depending on our interest. This tour is a long day because of the driving distance to be covered. While we were traveling Richard provided information on what we were planning to see but also gave recommendations for future sightseeing in the UK additionally he had questions and interest in our home city and state in the US. This tour met all our expectations.
I can't recommend Richard enough! Let's start out by saying he's very personable and took things at our pace, which is exactly what we wanted. He had great details and stories about everything and we enjoyed listening to him speak. We found him to be very interesting and easy to talk to for the entire day. Stonehenge was an amazing experience. We loved going and walking and taking great photos. Richard is was super nice and took great shots of me and my sister, which allowed us both to be in the photos. We loved that he was so willing to do that for us. Bath was super and we saw Jane Austen's house because he made it a point to show us. He also gave us great details and showed us different parts of bath that he thought we'd find interesting. We ate lunch at Sally Lunn's and OMG the food was amazing. Richard really did a good job suggesting a great restaurant. He toured with us and gave us details of everything but the best part was feeling like we were walking around with a friend and not just a tour guide. We were lacking a lot of energy so we went pretty slow but he didn't mind. My sister forgot her headphones in his car and he found them and made it a point to drop them off at our hotel before we left. He truly is an amazing guy and everyone should tour with him because he makes you feel super comfortable. We loved our day and will look him up again if we go back to London!