Bath Tours from London
Written by Viator, December 2010
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Reply by Viator, April 2013
Doing what: Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath Day Trip from London
We were in London, Paris and Barcelona for 10 days, and this was the best tour of our trip. The tour guide was excellent, he new his material, well prepared. We had enough time to enjoy every stop.
The Roman Bath and the Salisbury Cathedral were also excellent. The best of the three was the Stonehenge....just as powerful and beautiful as I always pictured.
Thank you for a such of beautiful day.
Carmen LeVon, students, grandma and teacher of Wayne, New Jersey. USA
Reply by Viator, August 2012
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
Perfect day trip to witness 3 of the most incredible sites in London. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of the Roman Baths, the massive Castle at Windsor. The town is picturesque and the view are endless. What can I say besides book this trip! Stonehenge ROCKS!!
Reply by Viator, July 2012
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
This tour was excellent - good itinerary and no time wasted in restaurants or shops. Having only 4 days in London, I was delighted to be able to see these 3 sights in a single day without sacrificing quality of experience, with the possible exception of the visit to Bath. This tour focuses on the Roman baths, which are arguably the most remarkable sight in Bath, but not the only sight of note in this interesting and beautiful town. Although we drove through the Circus, there was not a photo opportunity. Bath probably warrants more time - a full day at least to see everything of interest. However, since we did not have a day to spare, fitting it in on this tour was better than missing it completely. The bus was quite comfortable and the schedule reasonable. Of particular note was the tour guide who was extremely knowledgeable and interesting -- really knew his history and could convey it well. Also, his recommendation for other things to see in London was spot on. Based on this single experience, if needing a tour in the future I would choose Viator again.
Reply by Viator, July 2012
Doing what: Stonehenge, Salisbury and Bath Day Trip from London
A very enjoyable trip...well planned with well spaced stops. We started off seeing a few highlights of London on the way out of the city, the guide was very knowledgeable. Bath was amazing, we had enough time to see the main sites then have some excellent scones and tea at the Mad Hatters. The Roman Baths were extremely crowded, but this was peak tourist season so it is understandable.
Salisbury was a nice stop, there was a wedding at the Cathedral and the stop was long enough to walk around the building and area (I would have preferred more time at Stonehenge instead).
The last stop was Stonehenge, it was awesome to see the site (even in the wind driven rain), but I really would have enjoyed more time at this site. There was not enough time to listen to the audio guide provided, so you had to pick and choose the topics you most wanted to hear.
The Cornish Pasties at Stonehenge are very tasty and a nice bridge to dinner for the long ride back to London.
A very full, but well spaced day to see the Salisbury Plain and Bath areas.
Reply by Viator, August 2011
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
We went on two Evan Evans day trips during our stay in London and I would highly recommend this tour! As we didn't have enough time to hire a car, this was perfect. You could easily spend an entire day at Windsor Castle and Bath so of course some more time would have been great, but we got to see the main areas of the attractions (eg Mary's Dolls House, State Apartments, Windsor Chapel, all of Roman Baths and Pulteney Bridge). Our tour guide (Saskia) was fantastic and gave a lot of interesting additional information that you wouldn't have if you travelled by yourself. She also pointed out that these tours can be a great 'taste-tester' and gave us information on how to make our way back to the areas if we were keen to see more.
Reply by Viator, August 2010
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
We booked this trip online before arriving in London. The day before, we called and they gave us a pickup hotel close to our hotel. We ended up being on the first of 4 buses out of Victoria Station for this lovely day of sightseeing it is a very popular tour. There was a lot packed into the day but we had enough time at each place to see the major sites. If you want to save some time at Windsor and see a bit more, you should pack a sandwich to bring with you for the day. Otherwise, there is a spot to quickly pick up something on the way back to the bus. There is no time to do the audio guide at Windsor so if you are into seeing every little detail, I recommend taking a train to Windsor for the day. We did catch the changing of the guard at 11am and it was well worth it and a lot less crowded than at Buckingham Palace. Bath was very interesting and we did pick up the audio guides there and had plenty of time to see the Roman Baths. Stonehenge was amazing and the 45 minute stop was perfect. Our tour guide was very good and gave us a lot of great information and history of the area. We would recommend this trip to anyone visiting the area!
Reply by Viator, July 2010
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
The tour started off at Windsor Castle. We arrived there around 10am and were given 2 hours to tour the Castle. While it is not a lot of time, after reading reviews of this day trip on this website, I knew that to make the most of it we should keep moving. So we sort of hustled through the audio tour, skipping a good deal of it, but taking some time to get a good feel for the interior rooms of the Castle. We then caught a few minutes of the changing of the guard and then went into the church to see the sights there. We were just about running back to the bus and we left 2 people behind, but it was a great trip overall and I'm glad I did it. When leaving Windsor Castle, pick up a sandwich to go from E.A.T. and bring it back to the bus, thats your main meal of the day. Bath was a very nice little town, tons of little shops and cafes. There was a lot you could see in the Roman Baths, but after seeing the baths themselves, I didn't really need to hear about all of the little details, we took the extra time to wander the streets of town for a little bit. Then we had about 45 minutes at Stonehenge, which was plenty, take some pictures, wander around - good enough for me. Its a very long day, but it is relaxing to see the country side on the bus. If I had to guess I'd say it was about an hour from London to Windsor Castle, about 2 hours from there to Bath, an hour to Stonehenge, then maybe an hour and a half back to London.
Reply by Viator, June 2010
Doing what: Private Viewing of Stonehenge including Bath and Lacock
This was such a memorable experience for me and my husband. The Roman baths were just amazing, Lacock was such a beautiful and historical town, and Stonehenge... what a treat! To have the entire place to ourselves and to be able to cross the ropes and get up close and personal with the stones is something we will never forget. It was a gorgeous clear night so the sunset was perfect. Our tour guide Steve, I hope that everyone is lucky enough to have him! He is just superb. I feel in love with the city of London because of all the beauty he was able to point out. He told and showed us tons of historical information during the tour which made one really appreciate what we were experiencing and looking at. We would do this tour again and recommend it to anyone.
Reply by Viator, November 2009
Doing what: Private Viewing of Stonehenge including Bath and Lacock
The private viewing of Stonehenge is definitely the way to go. Being among the stones is great, especially when you see how far away the public generally has to stay. Guide was knowledgeable, and we kept to the timetable. Bath...well, you have enough time to see the Roman baths, which are cool, but nothing else in the town - it takes awhile to get in, even being in a tour. Lacock was a good way to end the day before the drive back to London. I've recommended this tour to several friends already.
Reply by Viator, March 2009
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
This is a must do in London, though its a long day the trip is well worth it. Our guide was awesome, and if you have a good guide like him the day flies by. Windsor Castle was great, and Roman Baths were simply beautiful. I wish we could have spent more time at the Roman Baths.
Reply by Viator, July 2008
Doing what: Private Viewing of Stonehenge including Bath and Lacock
We were able to spend a perfect amount of time at each place. Stonehenge was amazing, we had 45 minutes there which is more than enough. The gift shop is not open during the tour by the way. Lacock was a totally classic English town. We had about an hour there, plus we all had an English breakfast at the George Inn which has been around since 1361. We had almost two hours in Bath, which is more than enough time. Plenty of time to see the Roman baths and still walk around the town and shop. The bus was new and the tour was not too big, about 25 people or so. It was a moderate sized bus, not a big huge one. We did get to touch the stones and walk around the area at Stonehenge too. You do pay for your own breakfast at the George Inn which was 8 pounds a person. This tour is also in the sunniest part of England, which was a nice change from dreary London.
Reply by Viator, April 2008
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
I took my best friend on this trip during her week-long visit to London. I've previously seen both Stonehenge and Bath but Windsor was a nice treat for me. The guide gave us lots of info and then allowed us to go through the castle with the audio guides provided. We were a bit short on time my best friend is an interior designer so we were somewhat slower than others! But, it was sufficient. Our visits to both Stonehenge and Bath were also good and again, we were given info before entering and then used the audio guides. This worked well for us as we could go off on our own. Following the Roman Baths tour, the group did a quick coach tour of the city however instead of going on this, my friend and I left the group as we'd booked independent return travel so we could stay later that evening and go to Bath Spa. I had contacted the company in advance and they'd said this would be fine. I very much appreciated their flexibility and found the package to be an economical way to see three great sites in one day.
Reply by Viator, March 2008
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
I had a really good experience with this tour. The tour guide was really informative and gave additional information about London and the best things to do at the sites. I think it was good value for your money - to travel to London to each site and back again, with entrance to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and the Roman Baths. May be a little bit disappointing to some that you don't get to spend much time in each place, but it's a lot to cover in one day!
Reply by Viator, July 2012
Doing what: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Day Trip from London
Windsor Castle is a retatively short trip from London (we started at Victoria Coach Station). During the ride, our guide, who was excellent, gave us a brief history of the Castle. Once we arrived, he got us tickets and we had about an hour and a half to explore on our own. We walked around a bit, then followed the audio guide through the oublic portion of the Castle. Everyone got a little something to eat before our next ride (close to two hours) to Stonehenge. Because the trip was just before the summer solstice, Stonehenge had reduced hours, but we were still able to appreciate the grandeur of the monument. Another bus ride took us to the quaint town of Bath, and we explored the exhibit surrounding the Roman Baths on our own (once again, with an audio guide). During the long ride back to London, the tour guide made sure everyone knew how to get home. All told, the trip was 12 hours covering three very interesting places.
Reply by Viator, June 2012
Doing what: Private Viewing of Stonehenge including Bath and Lacock
Excellent! Loved being able to go into the inner circle and guide was very knowledgeable. The only thing I was not so thrilled with was the Bath part -- maybe make the Roman baths optional and give a little more time for exploring the town -- it has a lot to offer and there was not enought time to wander -- would have also liked a little more time at Stonehenge - was rushed at the end and wanted to look around the gift shop -- maybe build in about another hour and not rush back to London -- people would be ok with this be an all-day trip --
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