Day trip to Salisbury, Windsor, Stonehenge and City of Bath

The first destination of the day is Windsor, where you will discover the 900-years old 11th-century Windsor Castle, royal residence of the Queen of England. During your visit to the largest continually inhabited castle on the planet, you will get the chance to learn about the lives of the modern Royal Family, and get detailed information on British imperial history.

See some of the most majestic Baroque State Apartments in England as well as peek into the Grand Reception room which is the stage for official visits by Heads of State and mega events. Also visit the St George’s Chapel, which is the final resting place of royals like Henry VIII, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

Next on the agenda is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stonehenge, the most well-recognised prehistoric structure in the world. Discover the mystique of the 5,000-year-old Neolithic stones that stand in a circle, and wonder about it being a religious temple, an astronomical clock or a Bronze Age burial ground.

During the Stonehenge tour, spend time at the Visitors Center and exhibition, where you can find almost three hundred exhibits of archaeological value. Also spot the 800 year old Salisbury Cathedral, considered to be one of the best architectural examples of early English architecture. Another impressive attraction of the Salisbury tour is the best preserved copy of Magna Carta.

Finally, you can look forward to visiting a tour of Bath City, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. See the Roman Baths, an ancient bathing complex which still flows with natural hot water from hot water springs. Other landmarks of Bath include the Jane Austen Centre, the Royal Crescent, the Bath Preservation Trust Museums, the Fashion Museum, and the Museum of Bath Architecture.

Don’t miss the views of River Avon and Great Putney Bridge. With this, the Stonehenge, Windsor, Bath tour comes to an end.