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Christoph Schukro
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Christoph

Austria
Aug 2025
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Everything went off without a hitch. The 2 hours at Stonehenge were a bit tight, but that was planned in advance. Very nice experience!
Chiara Maria Calcaterra
IT

Chiara

Italy
Jul 2025
5/5
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Fantastic experience. The driver Mustafa was very kind and provided us with a bag with lunch. Stonehenge is, to say the least, fabulous and the audio guide included and downloadable to your cell phone helps you understand a lot about that magical place. Absolutely recommended tour.
FRANCISCO MIGUEL GAMEZ LLANES

Francisco

Jul 2025
5/5
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The guide was very kind and profesional, all the stories and information was very interesting. Was an amazing experience.
Gergana Kirova
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Gergana

Bulgaria
Jul 2025
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Everything about our trip to Windsor/Stonehenge/Oxford was amazing! Our guide Phil and our driver Amajit were very helpful. Phil is an outstanding guide and very informative about our journey and destinations. We had a great time and we will definitely use the agency more in the future!
Miriam Hoesen

Miriam

Apr 2025
4/5
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Comfortable bus. Driver Patrick and guide Chrissie friendly and Chrissie knew a lot about all the sights. Everything was well organized. Despite not being able to go to Oxford due to a blowout on the highway. Fortunately Patrick was able to stop the bus on an emergency lane. Waiting for new transportation took time and it was too late to go to Oxford. Even so, we were still on the road for 11 hours. We were to receive a refund from the bus company. This was also arranged the same day. Too bad v Oxford, can happen and handled well and quickly.
Steven Matthews

Steven

Nov 2019
5/5
Ease of the service had no problems Guide was friendly and personal we had a small group but he managed to talk to everyone
Lora Byers

Lora

Nov 2018
5/5
The beautiful cathedrals of Salisbury were eerily haunting: the Gothic architecture had me gasping and gawking from time to time
Geoge Ham

Geoge

Nov 2018
5/5
The Stonehenge was eye opening, I never wanted to leave and the Salisbury had me gawking the entire way: this combo is great!

Top things to do in London

Leave the London crowds behind for a day of royal intrigue and ancient wonder. From the historic halls of Windsor Castle to the mysterious stones of Stonehenge, this trip delivers two timeless landmarks in one unforgettable journey.

Highlights of the itinerary

Stonehenge with tourists exploring the ancient stone monument on a day trip from London.

Stonehenge

Walk around the iconic stone circle and learn about this prehistoric site’s astronomical alignment, ancient purpose, and cultural legacy. Visit the award-winning visitor centre, browse archaeological finds, and see reconstructed Neolithic houses.

Tourists with guide inside Stonehenge, England, exploring ancient stone circle.

Stonehenge Inner Circle Access

On select tours, enjoy rare access inside the Inner Circle itself, before or after public hours. Walk among the towering sarsens and bluestones, getting up close to the monument’s alignments and surface carvings without barriers or crowds.

Windsor Castle view with visitors walking along the Long Walk, England.

Windsor Castle

Explore the world’s longest-occupied castle, a royal residence for nearly 1,000 years. Highlights include the opulent State Apartments, the Gothic St George’s Chapel, and the famous Round Tower offering panoramic views (when open).

Roman Baths in Bath with steam rising, part of a day trip from London including Stonehenge and Windsor Castle.

Bath

If your itinerary includes Bath, wander its cobbled Georgian streets and Roman-era landmarks. See the Abbey’s Gothic façade, admire views from Pulteney Bridge, or upgrade to enter the Roman Baths and witness the city’s original hot springs up close.

Pedestrians walking under the Bridge of Sighs on the streets of Oxford.

Oxford

Explore the cobbled streets of Oxford, home to the oldest university in the English-speaking world. See iconic sights like the Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and college quads while your guide shares stories of scholars, royals, and literary greats.

Travel information

  • Departure point in London: Central London pick-up (details on your ticket voucher); board a luxury AC coach or minibus with an English-speaking guide.
  • Start and end timings: Full-day trip lasting around 9 to 11.5 hours depending on tour selected; morning departure and return by evening.
  • Type of transportation: Round-trip coach or minibus with large windows, onboard commentary, and optional audio guides.
  • Average travel time between destinations: London to Windsor: 1 hour; Windsor to Stonehenge: 1 hour 20 minutes; Stonehenge to London: 2 hours

Who is this trip perfect for?

Soldiers in traditional uniforms marching during the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle, England.

Royal history fans

If you follow royal events or admire regal traditions, Windsor Castle delivers it all — ancient walls, pageantry, and royal resting places.

People walking along the Windsor Long Walk, surrounded by lush green trees.

Curious first-time visitors

Tick off two of England’s most famous landmarks in one smooth day. This tour gives a taste of the countryside, monarchy, and ancient culture beyond London.

Passengers enjoying a scenic bus ride on the Royal London & Windsor tour.

Small groups and couples

With transport and tickets sorted, it’s a relaxed way to spend a day together. There’s plenty of time for photos, local snacks, and independent exploring.

Visitor exploring Stonehenge inner circle with a group, Wiltshire, England.

Solo travellers

Enjoy safe, structured travel and join fellow explorers. A professional guide adds meaning to each site, while still leaving free time to roam.

Windsor Castle stone walls and towers under a blue sky.

Architecture lovers

From Stonehenge’s primal symmetry to Windsor’s stately Gothic vaults, the day showcases British design over thousands of years.

Visitors with guide and audio devices inside Windsor Castle.

Weekend visitors

Limited time in the UK? This is an efficient day trip that avoids overnight stays and connects two must-see destinations without stress.

Visitor tips

  • Pick a seat on the left side of the coach for countryside views heading west out of London.
  • Stonehenge is exposed and windy so dress in layers and skip the umbrella in favour of a poncho.
  • Arrive early for Windsor Castle entry to avoid crowds in the State Apartments.
  • Wear sturdy footwear because both Stonehenge and Windsor involve uneven paths and cobblestones.
  • Download the free Stonehenge audio guide app before the tour as reception may be patchy.
  • Photography is not allowed inside Windsor Castle’s State Apartments so plan your exterior shots accordingly.
  • Grab snacks in Windsor or at the Stonehenge visitor centre as lunch breaks vary between tours.
  • Confirm your pick-up point before exploring Windsor since boarding locations can differ slightly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Windsor & Stonehenge tour from London

Can I access the Inner Circle at Stonehenge on this tour?

Some tours offer exclusive Inner Circle access with limited capacity. Book these versions well in advance as they sell out quickly.

Is Windsor Castle entry included with all tickets?

Not always. Some tours include castle access, others do not. Check the inclusion section before booking or choose the upgrade option.

Are the guides live or audio only?

Most tours have a live guide in English or other languages, plus optional audio commentary at Stonehenge in over 10 languages.

How much time do we get at each stop?

Usually 90 to 120 minutes per location depending on your tour’s route and traffic conditions.

Can I skip Windsor Castle and explore the town instead?

Yes, if your tour doesn’t include castle entry or if you prefer, you’re free to enjoy the riverside, shops, and cafes nearby.

Do tours operate in bad weather?

Yes, the tours run year-round. Bring waterproof clothing and be prepared for wind, especially at Stonehenge.

How long is the drive from London to Stonehenge and Windsor?

Roughly 2 hours from London to Windsor, 1 hour 20 minutes from Windsor to Stonehenge, and 2 hours back to London.

Is this suitable for young children or elderly visitors?

Yes. Coaches are comfortable, walking distances are manageable, and guides often tailor commentary for mixed-age groups.

What time do we return to London?

Most Windsor & Stonehenge day trips return to London by 6:30 to 7:30pm, depending on the itinerary and traffic.

Is lunch included in the tour?

No, meals are not included. Time is usually allocated for lunch in Windsor or at the Stonehenge visitor centre café.

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