Stonehenge Tickets

Begin at Stonehenge with entry to its iconic stone circle, then continue to Windsor and Oxford, where historic streets reflect royal and academic traditions.

Stroll through Windsor’s town with its royal connections, then explore Oxford’s streets lined with colleges and buildings that reflect long-standing academic history.

Follow an expert guide available in your preferred language, who explains each stop clearly, helping you understand what you see without needing extra research.

Relax in a well-equipped coach with Wi Fi and USB charging, while a personal headset helps you stay connected to explanations throughout the journey.

Choose upgrades that include Stonehenge & Windsor Castle entry, select guide language preferences, and access an interactive audio map to better understand Stonehenge during your visit.

Experience three iconic UK treasures—Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath—in a seamless day trip with comfortable round-trip coach travel from London.

Enjoy expertly guided tours and hear fascinating historical context and insights at Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and throughout the charming streets of Bath.

Marvel at the awe-inspiring Stone Circle and then see the grandeur of Windsor Castle's Gothic architecture, including the iconic Round Tower, from outside.

Stroll through Bath, where you'll pass the historic Roman Baths, the Pulteney Bridge, and the Bath Abbey, and learn about the city’s Roman roots.

Enhance your journey with optional upgrades to enter Windsor Castle, view St George’s Chapel, and access Stonehenge and the Roman Baths.

Follow the paths around Stonehenge, then explore the visitor centre exhibits and step inside Neolithic houses built using ancient construction methods.

Step into Salisbury Cathedral and walk through high vaulted spaces, then enter the Chapter House to see the Magna Carta displayed in a quiet room.

Discover quiet cloister corridors, step into open green spaces, then pass through the Works Yard where scaffolding and repair work can be seen.

Move from open countryside at Stonehenge to enclosed cathedral spaces, where the shift in setting makes each location feel completely different and memorable.

Upgrade to include round trip train travel from London Waterloo to Salisbury, making it easier to reach both Stonehenge and the cathedral without planning transport.

Board a train at London Waterloo and travel comfortably to Salisbury, with return tickets letting you head back when you are ready .

At Stonehenge, stand near the viewing paths and look toward the stone circle, where each weathered stone reveals its shape and texture against the vast landscape.

See the towering prehistoric stone circle, ancient burial mounds, reconstructed Neolithic houses, and fascinating archaeological displays inside the visitor centre.

Enjoy stress-free travel with round-trip train transfers from Salisbury included, saving time on transport planning while keeping your Stonehenge visit smooth and flexible.

Get exclusive access to Stonehenge’s Inner Circle, exploring the ancient stones and exhibition while hearing their rich history through immersive experiences.

Follow a professional English-speaking guide who shares stories, historical context, and insider details, enriching your experience throughout the day.

Ride comfortably from central London in an AC coach with free Wi-Fi and USB chargers, enjoying smooth, scenic round-trip transfers across the English countryside.

Select between entering Windsor Castle to admire the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel, or taking a walking tour to explore Windsor town highlights.

Enjoy a full-day guided tour from London, exploring 5,000-year-old Stonehenge and the Georgian town of Bath with pick-up and drop-off in an AC minibus.

Visit the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge. With 2-hrs to explore, unravel the mysteries of its construction theories via a downloadable audio guide.

In Bath, take a walk around the Royal Crescent and Circus, or across the charming Pulteney Bridge and admire its creamy Bath stone architecture.

Optionally, visit the Roman Baths, a historical spa dating back to Roman times, famed for its natural hot springs and remarkable engineering.

Fun Fact: Jane Austen lived in Bath from 1801 to 1806, and two of her novels, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, are largely set in the city.

Walk into Salisbury Cathedral and explore independently, deciding your own path through the building without being rushed by a group or schedule.

Wander along cloister corridors, cross the open Close, and visit the Chapter House where the Magna Carta is displayed in a softly lit setting.

Take the visitor route through the Works Yard and see how the cathedral is maintained, with visible restoration work happening on its historic stone surfaces.