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Extended visit to Windsor Castle and Stonehenge
Highlights
- Enjoy time in Windsor or visit Windsor Castle
- View the mystical Stonehenge
- Professional guide
- Luxury air-conditioned vehicle
Inclusions
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- Windsor Castle is a working royal palace and planned closures/disruptions may be subject to change. Please view the Schedule tab for full information on closures.
- You must bring the e-ticket provided to gain entry to this tour.
- To enhance your experience, you can download the ‘Stonehenge Audio Tour’ from your App Store or Google Play.
- During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.
- Cancel bookings up to 24 hours before travel to receive a full refund.
- Our vehicles are modern, comfortable, and kept to the highest standards of cleanliness, including a deep clean every day. To see our health and safety policy, click here.
Description
Windsor
Windsor can be found on the River Thames, just west of London. It is one of only 8 Royal Boroughs in the UK. A Royal Borough is given this status based on an express wish by the Monarchy. It's easy to see why Windsor has been granted this once you arrive. The market town is steeped in history and is home to Windsor Castle, a residence of the British Royal Family. Built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, the Castle hosted the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, also known as Harry and Megan.
You can either purchase a ticket for entry into the Castle or explore the beautiful, cobbled streets of Windsor at your own leisure.
Stonehenge
As well as visiting the stunning town of Windsor, the tour takes you to Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England. Stonehenge is where you'll find the famous circle of sarsen and ‘bluestones’, many being around 13 feet in height, around 7 feet wide, with some weighting up to 25 tonnes each, with the heaviest being around 30 tonnes. The first monument at Stonehenge was a circular earthwork enclosure, built in about 3000 BC. There are many different theories as to how the stones arrived at Stonehenge, including them being pulled over 30km to the site.
During your coach ride to and from each location, your professional guide will provide you with many useful facts, figures and inside knowledge about Windsor and Stonehenge.
Expert Tip: Windsor is full of great cafes and eateries. I recommend Ole & Steen on King Edward VII Ave. The cinnamon social pastry is a must-try!
Schedule
Days of Departure: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Check-in: 7:45am
Departure time: 8:00am
Return time: approx. 6:00pm
Departure point: Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR
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Directions from Victoria Station to Bulleid Way: Exit Victoria Station via the Buckingham Palace Road Entrance, to the right of the Gatwick Express platforms. Turn left and walk down Buckingham Palace Road until you reach the first main junction. When it’s safe to do so, cross the road at the traffic lights and turn left. Walk around 20 yards, before turning right into Bulleid Way. Your coach will NOT depart from Victoria Coach Station.
Return point: Gloucester Road
Due to a legal working hour restriction for drivers, if your tour arrives back into London after 7:45pm, you will be dropped off at Gloucester Road Underground Station, not Victoria. Your driver will drop you off within a couple of minutes’ walk to Gloucester Road Underground Station. Gloucester Road is in Zone 1 and is three stops on the Circle or District Lines to Victoria. The Piccadilly Line also runs through Gloucester Road, where it is only 5 stops to Piccadilly Circus.
Windsor Castle closures:
- Every Tuesday and Wednesday
- 24-26 December Castle closed
When the State Apartments are closed the Precincts, Drawings Gallery will remain open.
St. George’s Chapel
- St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays as services are held throughout the day. Visitors to the Castle on Sundays will not be able to enter the chapel or view the burial place of Queen Elizabeth II.
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