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Stonehenge and Bath daytrip from London - Rick Steves Travel Forum
November 22, 2022 - You don’t want to be driving in Bath - parking is limited. The Stonehenge visitor centre takes about 2.5 hours. It will take 2.5 + hours to get there door to door from your accommodation in London (tube or bus to Waterloo, train to Salisbury then the bus link).
Evan Evans Tours
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Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London - Evan Evans Tours
From the awe-inspiring plains of Stonehenge, our coach whisks you away to the Georgian elegance of Bath. Revel in the architectural splendour of the Bath Abbey, stroll along the iconic Pulteney Bridge, and explore the Roman Baths, where the healing waters have soothed visitors for centuries.
Bath to Stonehenge Question - Bath Forum - Tripadvisor
Answer 1 of 3: I'll be in Bath in September - I want to do it myself without joining a guide to Stonehenge. Through my research, looks like I'll need to go to Sailsbury and then do the Tour Bus : the Stonehenge, Old Sarum and Stonehenge ticket here... More on tripadvisor.com
Bath to Stonehenge transportation
Without a hire car you will be a bit stuck. I had family pay for a taxi to take them and stay there while they toured it. Not the cheapest, but the driver did join them on the tour so… More on reddit.com
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May 11, 2025Day Trip to Stonehenge and Bath from London - London Forum - Tripadvisor
Answer 1 of 27: My family and I will be in London in June/July later this year. We are interested in taking one of the many day trips which offers Stonehenge and Bath on the same day as our time in London is limited. Some of these trips go for 6 hours and others... More on tripadvisor.com
Bath to Stonehenge by public transit - Bath Forum - Tripadvisor
Answer 1 of 5: How easy is it to go from Bath to Stonehenge by bus or train? We're not interested in tours that take you to tacky souvenir stands or over-priced pubs so I think we'd prefer to go by public transit from Bath, as long as it isn't too... More on tripadvisor.com
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r/uktravel on Reddit: London to Bath and Stonehenge in one day?
February 7, 2025 -
We are staying in London but hoping to see Bath and then the Stonehenge tour on the way back. This is a long day but are there any pitfalls I should plan for that make it a bad idea?
7:00am – 9:00am depart London by train, arrive Bath
9:00am – 4:30pm explore Bath, have lunch
4:30pm – 5:30pm train from Bath to Salisbury
5:30pm – 6:00pm Taxi from Salisbury to Stonehenge
6:45 – 7:45pm Stonehenge experience
8:00 – 8:30pm Taxi from Stonehenge to Salisbury
9:00 – 10:30pm train from Salisbury to London
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The pitfall is that no British person would do this. Instead these would be separate trips as these places are nowhere near each other. The only people I’ve ever heard talk about these trips are Americans, and they usually include Windsor on the itinerary. There are coach trips doing this for American tourists that you could use if you do want to do that. Bath could and should be a full day from London as there is more to see than the baths themselves. It’s a lovely area to walk around and get some lunch too. I know you have some hours scheduled - but to then head on to another attraction sounds exhausting, why not stay the night in Bath? It’s beautiful and better than trekking on somewhere else right away. Stonehenge is in a completely different area and ideally accessible by car. I’ve been to the solstice and touched the stones several times. I wouldn’t bother going otherwise as honestly it’s a long way from London if you can’t get that close to the stones. I would check that your experience actually allows you past the rope? If you’re going to Stonehenge Id also go to Avebury and the stone circle, personally I feel it’s superior and it’s always much quieter. There are loads of barrows in the area and a lot to explore if you’re into history.
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Have you considered a tour? I did The English Bus’s Stongehendge and Bath tour last year and it was great. Just hop on the mini bus in London and they do all the driving. The tour guide was great and kept the day very entertaining. It’s a long day but just having to get back to the bus was much easier than trying to organize separate transportation.
Scarper Tours
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Stonehenge Tours from Bath - Scarper Tours
We offer the only direct tour to Stonehenge from Bath.
Beautiful Bath
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Stonehenge tours from Bath | Beautiful Bath
August 14, 2021 - Travel by public transport from Bath to Stonehenge begins with a train journey from Bath to Salisbury railway station, which is an hour’s by train from Bath on services heading towards Portsmouth Harbour. From Salisbury a special bus service, the Stonehenge Tour Bus, runs to the monument, with a route also including Old Sarum.
Stonehengetours
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Stonehenge Day Tours Departing from Bath
Stonehenge sighsteeing trips departing from Bath. Take a guided tour from the city of Bath to Stonehenge and explore an area that has fascinated millions for generations and considered a national treasure!. See iconic Stonehenge and feel its power on a day trip from Bath.
Tripadvisor
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Bath to Stonehenge Question - Bath Forum - Tripadvisor
January 25, 2025 - Once you get to the site you can either walk the nearly 1 mile from the Visitor Centre to the stones or take the little shuttle bus. Make sure you have the audio guide for the stones themselves.
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Bath & Stonehenge Day Tour from London
Bath & Stonehenge Day Tour from London
Take a trip back in time on this Stonehenge and Bath walking tour. Explore both World Heritage sites, famous for their mystery and historic importance with our expert tour guides, on our comfortable coaches from London.
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Viator
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London: Stonehenge, Bath Day Trip and Roman Baths, Jane Austen 2026 - BOOK NOW
Discover two gems of southern England on this full-day coach trip to Stonehenge and Bath. When booking, choose to include entry to one or multiple sights—or leave it out for a flexible experience. Visit the UNESCO-listed, ancient marvel that is Stonehenge; explore the Roman Baths; and/or explore the Jane Austen Centre.
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The Unofficial Guide to Get to Stonehenge and Bath on Your Own
June 16, 2018 - Once you are done with visiting, ... bus till you are back at the Salisbury Station stop. Taking the train from Salisbury Station to Bath Spa Station takes about 1 hour, and I was able to purchase a ticket at £18.3...
Rick Steves Travel Forum
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Travel options from Bath to Stonehenge - Rick Steves Travel Forum
February 6, 2024 - You'd take the train from Bath to Salisbury. At the Salisbury Station you can use the local shuttle out to the stones run by the local bus company the Salisbury Reds. They call it the "Stonehenge Tour" but it's really not a "tour" in my mind although it does have a DVD with narration on the ...
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r/uktravel on Reddit: Bath to Stonehenge transportation
May 11, 2025 -
Hi all,
Does anyone have any tips for traveling from Bath to Stonehenge? I have a sunset stone circle experience booked for 8:00-9:00 pm. I read that there was no public transportation that late at night.
I originally thought I could book a car rental, but I am having trouble finding any cars available.
Thanks!!
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Without a hire car you will be a bit stuck. I had family pay for a taxi to take them and stay there while they toured it. Not the cheapest, but the driver did join them on the tour so…
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There's a direct train from Bath to Salisbury, which is the closest station to Stonehenge. Regular services run throughout the day and evening. The last train back to Bath is at 22:11 or thereabouts, so you should be able to catch that easily once you finish your experience at Stonehenge. You will probably need to get a taxi from the station to Stonehenge and back - no buses run in the evening - but there are plenty of taxis available at the station and you can book your return trip with the same driver.
Tripadvisor
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Day Trip to Stonehenge and Bath from London - London Forum - Tripadvisor
February 2, 2023 - If visitors have only one day then #2, as I know that the author knows, is better than any coach trip. You can leave Bath at 2115 and be in London 80 minutes later Edited: 2 years ago ... I don't think this is a good idea. If your time in London is limited, you won't want to waste a day getting back and forth to Stonehenge and Bath.
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Bath to Stonehenge by public transit - Bath Forum - Tripadvisor
April 24, 2006 - We'll do the Baths, see the Assembly room during a concert, and will check out the Jane Austen house. Plus walk around, of course. Anything else that's good to see and do? ... Scarper tours or Stonehenge Express take you to Stonehenge and back to Bath. They are both tour companies so you get a guided commentary and priority entrance to Stonehenge.
Viator
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Half-Day Small-Group Tour to Stonehenge from Bath, inc Entry
Get from Bath to Stonehenge with ease on this convenient small-group tour. No need to worry about multiple stops along the way—the tour goes directly to Stonehenge and usually takes under one hour to get there. Travel comfortably in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle with onboard commentary.
Wanderful Plans
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Why You Should Do the Half-Day Stonehenge from Bath Tour - Wanderful Plans
September 30, 2025 - Tour Company: Scarper Tours Meeting Place: Outside the Abbey Hotel on Terrace Walk, Bath Cost: £60 for adults, ticket to Stonehenge included Duration: Tours take 4 hours Departure Times: 1 p.m. from Jan 1-April 11 and Oct 13-Dec 31; 9 a.m.
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Stonehenge Day Tours departing from Bath
Bath is less than a 2 hour train trip direct from London and can save you lots of time and money by joining a tour from Bath rather than London. Our tours include Stonehenge, Lacock Village, Castle Combe and The Cotswolds, Glastonbury and King Arthur Country, Avebury Stone Circle, Salisbury ...
Premiumtours
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Stonehenge and Bath, with all afternoon in Bath
Arrive back in London at approximately at 7.30pm. ... The tour departs at Victoria Coach Station, Gate 18 at 8.15am (boarding starts 8.00am) and concludes near Gloucester Road underground station at approximately 7.30pm.
Theenglishbus
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Small group Stonehenge and Bath Tours From London | The English Bus
Standing atop Salisbury Plain, the stones weigh up to 30 tons. Brought from as far as 150 miles away, all without modern machines or technology - it’s an amazing feat of prehistoric engineering.