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Roman Bath & Ancient Stonehenge Full-Day Tour

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• 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a full-day tour
• Stress-free transportation from London with guide
• Unexplained mysteries surrounding the Stonehenge site
• Visiting the Georgian city of Bath—a British Heritage Site
• Upgrade and enter the Roman Baths

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• Wilthshire, GBR

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• 164 Buckingham Palace Road Buckingham Palace Road
• SW1W 9TP, London, England, United Kingdom
• Sat, Apr 13 $120
• Sun, Apr 14 $120
• Mon, Apr 15 $120
• Tue, Apr 16 $120
• Wed, Apr 17 $120
• Thu, Apr 18 $120
• Fri, Apr 19 $120
• Sat, Apr 20 $120
• Sun, Apr 21 $120
• Mon, Apr 22 $120
• Tue, Apr 23 $120
• Wed, Apr 24 $120
• Thu, Apr 25 $120
• Fri, Apr 26 $120
• Sat, Apr 27 $120

Bath & Stonehenge Full-Day Tour

• Activity duration is 11 hours 11h 11h

Full-day tour to Bath and Stonehenge.

Bath & Stonehenge Full-Day Tour with Roman Baths Entry

Full-day tour to Bath and Stonehenge including admission to the Roman Baths.

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• What's included What's included Admission to Stonehenge
• What's included What's included Roundtrip transportation via air-conditioned coach
• What's included What's included Commentary in English

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• Children 3 and younger are complimentary.
• Check-in is 15 minutes prior to the booked tour start time.

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Enjoy the beautiful English countryside on this full-day tour to Stonehenge and Bath. Venture to the mysterious site of Stonehenge—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and stroll through the charming streets of the Georgian city of Bath.

Leave the bustle of London and make your way to the world-renowned Stonehenge. With a history spanning over 5,000 years, the rock formation of Stonehenge is 1 of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. This enigmatic collection of stones has been home to spiritual worship and public debate, but the reason behind its construction remains a mystery. Stroll through the vast fields that surround the stones before heading to the enchanting town of Bath.

Listed as a World Heritage Site in 1987, Bath has the highest concentration of historical buildings in Britain and 1 of the best-preserved Roman Spas from the ancient world. As you wander through the town's beautiful streets and alleyways, admire the Georgian architecture of its buildings. Spend your afternoon exploring Bath on your own and see the 18th-century Pulteney Bridge, Bath Abbey, and the Roman Spa before returning back to London.

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It's a couple of hundred miles away, and if you were to drive directly, would probably take an absolute minimum of 4 hours each way, dependent on time/day of travel.

I think there's a tour bus you can get from Salisbury and the price includes entry into Stonehenge.

You're probably best checking on the Stonehenge website or ask for further info on the Salisbury/Wiltshire TA forum.

Oh, and it would be a very long day if you started in Manchester so it might be a good idea to spend the night in Salisbury or even London.

Thanks for the info.

You can compare all possibilities at http://www.nationalrail.co.uk

The bus service which operates between Salisbury Station and Stonehenge is The Stonehenge Tour, inclusive tickets are sold on the bus which means you don't need to bother with booking a time slot (passengers arriving by bus with an inclusive ticket get priority entrance).

http://www.thestonehengetour.info

Does that mean you are flying from Galway to London now, rather than Manchester , especially to visit Stonehenge?

Sorry to pry, you may have other reasons to go to Manchester or London.

But there are nearer airports to Stonehenge: Bristol or Bournemouth for instance Ryanair go from a number of airports in Ireland such as Knock to Bristol, there are trains from Bristol airport to Salisbury. Bus tours leave Salisbury regularly for Stonehenge from the main bus and train station.

This Stonehenge tour bus may be of use to you: http://www.thestonehengetour.info

Thank you both for the further information. I'll definitely look into the RyanAir option from Knock Airport.

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Thanks for the information.

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What is the best way to travel with? shud I rent a car ? take a train or a Flight ?

Like to visit central London area, and spend 1 night the if possible

Need some best advise on this trip

thank you all

Or you could get a train into London and stay in London for a couple of nights and either get one of the coach trips that include Stonehenge, or get a train to Salisbury and tourist bus out to the stones.

I will pre-warn you. You are likely to get comments about it not being worth going all that way to see Stonehenge and you'll be disappointed etc etc. I will counter that with if you combine it with other sightseeing, it makes a great day out!

But it's your choice how you want to do it. Most of us recommend not driving in London. It's expensive to do so, and with the excellent public transport systems not worth it, which is why I've suggested it as above if you did want to drive.

You could drive through some lovely scenery along the Welsh borders, and through Gloucestershire... but it's a long drive, and that 4 hours is likely to be a lot longer if there are delays, which is common.

Actually I just want to get around the city, n visit stonehenge to take some photograph, or if there is any interesting place I can visit around manchester or london to take some photograph?

So your suggestion is I take a train to London, stay couple nights there, and take a train to Salisbury and tourist bus to Stonehenge, or I might rent a car and drive to Salisbury so that I can stop at any interesting point or places on the way to Salisbury/Stonehenge right?

Thank you for your suggestions

From some advise I had, it seems getting to Stonehenge/Salisbury is closer from London rather than from manchester.

Uh, yes!! With respect, do you have a map of the UK at hand to look at? Manchester's in the North (eeh, I'm a true southerner!!) and 200 miles away, whereas from London it's only 86 miles away to the west.

I think hiring a car would be a good idea because you will be able to go at your pace and meander here, there and everywhere to explore. You could include Avebury.

There's lots to see between London and Stonehenge, although you would need to get off the motorway / A303 to see it. But what are you interested in seeing? Countryside; historic homes; nature; ancient ruins; big towns; Jane Austen etc etc. There are two main routes towards Stonehenge eg M4 or M3; different things to see around each of the routes which is why I'm asking.

Hai thank you

My interest is if there are some nice view along the way to stonehenge, to capture, I am interest on landscape photography, so if you could advise me which way I must take on the way to Salisbury/Stonehenge, it will be helpfull.

heard we can go into the inner circle of stonehenge, but need to take special tour inside the stonehenge to do that? or even capture the sunset or sunrise there, need a special permit, is it true?

See here with regards special access at Stonehenge. They get booked up quite quickly, so good luck if that's what you'd like to do. (My avatar is of a sunset at Stonehenge on a special access visit - not that it shows up very well at this size!)

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.16465

(To the left of the page you will see a green banner with 'stone circle access'. Click on there and it will take you into all the details, times etc. You will need to contact them to find out availability)

OK. Have you got a map handy? I'd suggest heading out along the M4. Google:

Uffington Horse. This isn't easy to view per se, but if you can find it, would be quite interesting. You've also got Waylands Smithy, a neolithic burial chamber in the area.

Lambourn and Lambourn Downs

It's very 'gentle', rolling hills scenery. You won't get anything dramatic like you would in Scotland, for example, but it has its charms.

thank you for all the advise, checked the web as well, but it seem spretty complicated to take the picture from inner circle of Stonehenge, not to mention you have to accompany some kind of a letter of application if you want to take serious picture inside the inner circle.., haiyaaa.. :((

welll, is there any nice spot to visit around london, or within the driving distance, for me to visit?

Such a lake with sunrise/sunset, beaches, old building, park, etc., just incase its pretty hard to get into the inner circle of stonehenge to take a picture will the DSLR Camera because of the policy n limitation there.

best rgds'

Are you planning on publishing your photos of Stonehenge? Or going to use on a website somewhere? If your photos are for your personal use only, then there isn't a problem.

I take my digital camera with me, and I only ever write something like 'personal camera' 'personal photos' or the such like. I don't go into details and have never been asked to supply great detail.

It's a bit of an archaic system, but it's not too complicated. Phone them to check availability and get your provisional booking number. They then require you to complete that form and send it in with your booking number and payment if not sorted out over the phone. Whilst on the phone, you can just check what they need you to write. I assume you'll be taking a tripod and stuff? Should be OK. They want to know you're not taking photos for commercial use, but as long as its for your personal use, there's not a problem. If it IS for commercial use, I guess there would be a fee to pay.

Don't give up on Stonehenge so easily!!

hahaha, thank so much for the info

yup will bring tripod n stuff along, will try to ring them on this asap

is there any other interest place I should visit around london or within the not so far away driving distance other than stonehenge?

London - Manchester I'll just take a train then, as u suggested before, and so back from manchester-London too

Tku so very much for your advise

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