Stonehenge Tour from London 2026

A VISIT TO THE ROYAL WINDSOR CASTLE

You'll start the Stonehenge Tour from London by visiting Windsor Castle. Built by William the Conqueror, this royal palace is almost a thousand years old. As you begin the walking tour, follow your guide to the State Apartments. Admire the huge collection of armor and old weapons. You will pass through the halls and chambers where kings and queens held receptions and royal banquets. Next, visit St. George's Chapel, where you'll see tombs of many English monarchs, including Elizabeth II and Henry VIII. On this small group tour, you will also visit Queen Mary's Dolls' House. This incredible miniature house is equipped with working appliances. Did you know this was made as a birthday present? It took three years and 1,500 craftsmen to complete it! If only we could all get a birthday present like it.

STONEHENGE - THE MEGALITHIC ENIGMA

As you arrive at Stonehenge, take a moment to appreciate the sight in front of you. This Neolithic monument is thousands of years old. Listen to your guide as they tell you what archeologists have uncovered so far. Learn about what is known and what still baffles the scholars. For example, we know that some of the stones were brought from Preseli Hills in Wales. That's 250 kilometers (150 mi)! How was that even possible with Stone Age technology? People of earlier eras believed it was done by magic. Your guide will tell you about the so-called Merlin myth. You will also hear more plausible explanations and archaeological evidence. However, although we know a lot about Stonehenge, its purpose is still a mystery. Was it an astronomical calendar? A place for ceremonies? A holy burial ground? A healing center? Learn about the theories and speculations and decide for yourself.

GUIDED TOUR OF BATH

On this Stonehenge Tour from London, you will visit the city of Bath. It is often named as the most beautiful city in England. The reason is the well-preserved buildings from the 18th-century Georgian era. During the guided tour, you will visit the Royal Crescent, an elegant neighborhood of opulent houses and mansions. Later, you'll be able to cross the Avon River over the Pulteney Bridge. Another iconic monument that you'll be able to see is Bath Abbey. Constructed in the 15th century, it is one of the last Gothic-style churches ever built. If you so choose, you will also have the opportunity to enter the famous Roman Baths. Did you know the city of Bath owes its name to this ancient spa complex? Learn about Roman Britain and two millennia of history of this place.