Stonehenge
- Address:Junction of A303 and A344/360
- Hours:Open daily 9:30am - 6pm (to 7pm in summer)
- Admission:£6.90 (adults)
Must-Do Experience, UNESCO Heritage Site, Cemetery, Ruin - Ancient
Stonehenge Reviews
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My granddaughter and I enjoyed this trip. All the times that I visited London, I have wanted to see Bath and Stonehenge. This trip was long but well organzied and informative. Stonehenge was an item on my bucket list. I am so glad that I went. My granddaughter was glad, too.
My husband and I visited London with another couple this past week. I was in charge of making up an itinerary for us so I thought it would be fun to do a day trip. We chose the Stonehenge, Bath and Windsor tour in a small group coach (15 people plus the guide)
Our tour guide was Tony and he had us laughing immediately. This guy had a world of knowledge and it was very interesting hearing some of the back stories you don't always read about in the history books.(not to mention his knowledge of cars which was the subject of much conversation with the men!)
We visited Stonehenge first thing in the morning, which was perfect because the crowds had not yet arrived... You are given a hand held tour recording to listen to while you circle around the site but we never even turned ours on because Tony led us around and gave us his own tour. It made it so much more interesting!
Next... we went to Bath. We toured the ancient pools and tried to imagine what it was like in it's days of splendor! Afterwards, a few of us met up with Tony for a walking tour of the city. He led us around and pointed out some amazing historical sites with a full commentary of what we were seeing. It was a much more personal experience rather than being herded around like cattle.
Last but not least, we headed to Windsor Castle. The Queen had a luncheon for her diamond Jubilee celebration so the castle was closed to the public... There were a lot of great shops for finding some UK treasures though!
All in all, it was a wonderful day... I would HIGHLY recommend this company!
Windsor castle was great and the artwork in the State Rooms where the Queen entertains her guests (but disappointingly not our tour group!) was extraordinary.The Roman baths at Bath were definitely worth seeing and they have done a great job in displaying them and the associated history. It was cold and bleak by the time we arrived at Stonehenge but somehow this added to the enjoyment. Trevor our guide was very good
First time I've seen Stonehenge. Impressive. Just seeing the English countryside and driving along back lanes was enjoyable. Guide was informative and upbeat on the way and the return. Comfortable coach ride. Never enough time on tours like these to see everything but good incentive to return again. Long trip (11 hours and 300 miles) but worth every penny of the cost.
This trip is an absolute must! It's a lot to do in one day but for people that are efficient and take in stuff pretty fast it's highly recommended.
Windsor castle was amazing, all the history and information (our tour guide was fantastic the entire day!). Windsor is a lot to do in the 2 hours they give you though, we found ourselves a little short on time when we made it to St. Georges Chapel, so make sure you save 45 mins of your time for that in the end! There are also plenty of food shops for you to grab some food to eat on the coach until you arrive at your next stop.
Bath was a quaint town, with lots of history. The tour of the Roman Baths was interesting, with great photo ops. Also you are given time to walk around the city and eat/explore/shop. We just walked through the museum and looked around instead of doing the audio tour and had plenty of time to walk around the town as well.
Stonehenge was the last stop. Interesting and beautiful landmark... you are a little beat up and tired by the time you get there, but really it is just meant as a stop to see it, take some photos and you're done (in my opinion).
This tour was awesome, well worth the money and a great way to see lots all in one day. We had a great time, but would not recommend this for older people who cannot move through stuff quickly (we kept telling ourselves that our parents would of been left at Windsor
Castle b/c they would be taking too much time looking at every thing :P)
Excellent! We took the evening tour which is the one that allows you to actually go inside the circle. This is the best way to see Stonehenge. Our guide was so very informative and you could tell that he was really sincere in wanting us to enjoy the tour. I believe our guide's name was Paul and our driver, Phil. We had the freedom to wander about but still had our guide to give us the history and theories behind Stonehenge and Bath. Comfortable bus ride; our driver was very skilled in navigating some narrow roads. I definitely recommend this tour.
Even though it was pouring down rain when we got to Stonehenge we were still able to walk among the stones. It was still incredible and still worth the money. The trip to the Roman Baths was also awesome. Lacock was a cute town as well. Our guide, Paul, made the trip thoroughly enjoyable. LOVED him. This trip is a must do if you have never been to Stonehenge. Well worth the money.
Brilliantly organized. The bus was on time everywhere, and the guide was extraordinarily helpful and informative. We got to walk around the inner circle of Stonehenge despite some nasty weather, and the stops at Lacock and Bath were very quaint and nice too. (But avoid the "Full English breakfast" at Lacock.)
The main reason for doing this tour was Stonehenge. The most unexpected pleasant surprise was our lunch stop in Lacock. Such an interesting village. Wish we could have had more time at this spot. Our guide and our driver were very good. Very worthwhile trip and you do cover a lot of ground in a day.
Fantastic day trip from London! What a spectacular place is Stonehenge, Windsor castle and Bath. We had glorious weather which certainly enhanced our enjoyment of the trip. Our guide was a superb guide with a wealth of knowledge and our driver was our amazing and highly skilled. We would love to have stayed in Bath for a few days judging by what we saw there. Thank you for a wonderful day.
Great tour! The tour guide and bus driver were great and the tour left from a central location. They even made sure people knew how to get home ok. Stonehenge and Bath are AMAZING! My pictures are amazing. I would highly recommend this tour.
Loved, loved, loved the day. Bath and Lacock - amazing, Stonehenge - unbelievably fantastic. To walk amongst the stones, we felt very privilaged indeed.
Fantastic drive out of London. Very easy to catch the bus at the Victoria Coach Station - lovely driver - then plenty of time to walk around Stonehenge, have a bit of lunch and on the bus back to London. Totally easy and well worth the money. Thanks.
Our trip to Stonehenge with Solar tours was INCREDIBLE. Our tour guide was engaging, funny, and very informative. The sights were amazing, and our tour guide made sure we got all the best information to make the most of the trip. In Bath, we visited Bath Abbey and the Roman bath house, and we even had time for a quick snack. Then we went to Lalock where we ate at the most incredible little British Inn and got to see all the places where Harry Potter was filmed. And the VIP tour of Stonehendge was the icing on the cake. The place is breathtaking, and our tour guide made it extremely memorable. I think that our tour guide made our trip amazing!!! I would strongly recommend this tour to everyone who wants to go to Stonehenge. We were up close to the stones, it was incredible.
Amazing amount of activities in one day.
Stonehenge is a must see.
Windsor Castle was good to see. Nothing great I guess unless you are friends with the queen and get to see the whole castle.
Bath: nice to see. Neat town.
