Bath, Stonehenge and Windsor Castle Tour 2026

WINDSOR CASTLE - WORLD'S OLDEST WORKING ROYAL PALACE

On the first stop of this tour, you will gain entry to Windsor Castle. Join your guide on a walking tour of the largest working royal palace in the world. One of the highlights is the famous Dolls’ House, completed in 1924 as a gift for Queen Mary, featuring intricate craftsmanship. Did you know that around 1,500 craftsmen and artists contributed to creating this miniature marvel? You will have a chance to peek inside and see its tiny furniture and decorations. The Dolls’ House even includes working appliances such as elevators and flushable toilets!

TOUR OF THE CITY OF BATH

Tour the streets of this iconic English city from the comfort of the bus. Although its history spans more than two millennia, the majority of its buildings and landmarks were constructed in the 18th century. As your guide will explain, this period is called the Georgian era, and Bath is often referred to as the Georgian city. You will pass by elegant houses and palaces, such as the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge, and Royal Victoria Park. One of the highlights is the iconic Bath Abbey, completed in the early 16th century. Known as the last great medieval church, it boasts stunning Gothic-style architecture.

OPTION TO VISIT THE FAMOUS ROMAN BATHS

During your stay in the city of Bath, you will have the option to visit the famous Roman Baths. As the name suggests, the entire city owes its name to this spa complex, originally built in the 1st century AD. It is a testament to the ancient past and one of the World Heritage Sites you'll explore on this tour.

ARISTOCRATIC SPLENDOR OF BATH

Since the time of ancient Rome, this city has been a meeting place for the aristocracy. Roman officials and governors eagerly sought any opportunity to visit the only natural hot springs in the province of Britannia. Throughout its long history, Bath has reinvented itself numerous times. It has been a religious center, the site of royal coronations, a major hub for the wool industry, and, finally, a destination famed for healing illnesses. The aristocracy was quick to purchase property here after Queen Anne reportedly cured her gout in Bath.

THE MYSTERIES OF STONEHENGE

On the final leg of the Bath, Stonehenge and Windsor Castle Tour, you will visit the mysterious Stonehenge. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most famous British Neolithic landmark. Follow your guide on a walking tour around the massive stones and learn about prehistoric peoples and their beliefs. Discover its possible purposes and advanced techniques used to construct this awe-inspiring monument.