Stonehenge Inner Circle, Walking Tour of Bath and Two-Course Meal

Bath - Guided walking tour
Next stop is another English gem, the Georgian city of Bath. Beautiful architecture, cobbled streets and a rich history make Bath the quintessential English city. Home to both Jane Austen and Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein, Bath has attracted many a cultured figure from history drawn to the Roman Baths, tea rooms and lush countryside. Your guide will lead you on a walking tour around the city for you to enjoy the pretty streets while learning about its colourful past.

Two-course Meal
After you’ve explored and promenaded, you’ll be whisked away for a two-course meal. Until 26 March lunch will be at approx. 1:30pm. From 30 March to 17 September lunch will be at approx. 2:30pm. Please see the menu here. 

Stonehenge – Exclusive Access To The Inner Circle
Frequently referred to as one of the wonders of the world, Stonehenge is a 5,000-year-old mystery that still has experts scratching their heads today. Regarded as a British cultural icon, the purpose of Stonehenge remains unknown; is it an ancient clock, a place of prayer, or a Neolithic town hall?

You’ll be granted exclusive access to the Inner Circle of Stonehenge, where you’ll get up close to these ancient stones and try to figure out for yourself why the so-called ‘bluestones’ were transported by Neolithic builders over 150 miles or how the large standing stones weighing up to 25 tonnes were placed upright without machinery and before the invention of the wheel.

Your coach will be heading back to London for an arrival time of approximately 8pm until end of March (10pm in April to September due to later sunsets).