Windsor Castle, Bath and Stonehenge Tour

Windsor Castle

Embark on your British adventure at Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest continuously inhabited castle globally. For over 900 years, Windsor Castle has served as the residence of the British monarchy.

Explore the grand State Apartments, where you'll encounter a statue of Queen Victoria, the Waterloo Chamber, the King’s Rooms, Queen’s Rooms, and renowned masterpieces by the likes of Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt. Additionally, immerse yourself in the historic St George’s Chapel, a setting for numerous royal weddings, including that of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.

If you're visiting on a Thursday or Saturday, be sure to listen for the majestic tunes played by troops in red uniforms and bearskin caps during the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Note that Windsor Castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday. If your visit falls on these days, consider an alternative that does not include entry to Windsor Castle. Instead, a guided walking tour of Windsor will be available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Stonehenge

The ancient and awe-inspiring stone circle of Stonehenge stands as one of the world's marvels. Explore the Neolithic stones that have graced the Salisbury Plains for approximately 5,000 years, delving into the intriguing theories surrounding this prehistoric monument. Attempt to fathom how, who, and why they were placed there—this promises to be an unforgettable experience. Ensure to visit the award-winning visitor center, showcasing 250 archaeological objects unearthed from the landscape, contemporary art, photographs, a sizable shop, and café. Just beyond the visitor center, you'll find a re-creation of the Neolithic houses discovered during excavations in 2006 and 2007.

Bath

Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bath is a breathtaking Georgian city boasting exceptional architecture. It hosts the world-renowned Roman Baths, a top historical attraction in the country. While taking a dip in these waters is no longer possible, you can still admire the splendid views of the hot springs and the beautiful surrounding area. Consider sipping Bath’s waters in the Pump Room and sharing your impressions of the taste.

If time allows, meander through the charming cobbled streets of this idyllic city. Ensure visits to key sites like Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, and the magnificent Pulteney Bridge. A visit to the Jane Austen Centre for a taste of regency afternoon tea might also pique your interest.