Day Trip By Coach To Bath, The Cotswold & Stonehenge
Join us as we visit three iconic destinations in one unforgettable day! Bath Is one of England's most beautiful historic cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its natural hot springs, Roman heritage, and elegant Georgian architecture. Highlights Roman Baths – A remarkably preserved Roman bathing complex built around natural thermal springs. Bath Abbey – A magnificent Gothic church in the city centre. Royal Crescent – One of Britain's finest examples of Georgian architecture. Pulteney Bridge – One of the few bridges in the world lined with shops. Interesting fact: Bath is the only UK city to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for both its historic cityscape and its significance as one of Europe's Great Spa Towns. To visit the Roman Baths please click on the link below: https://www.romanbaths.co.uk/ Castle Combe Often called "the prettiest village in England," Castle Combe is a picture-perfect Cotswold village with honey-coloured stone cottages, a medieval market cross, and narrow winding streets. Highlights Medieval village largely unchanged for centuries. St Andrew's Church, dating from the 13th century. Historic Market Cross in the village centre. Popular filming location for movies including War Horse and Stardust. History The village grew from a settlement near a Norman castle built in the 12th century. It became prosperous through the wool trade during medieval times. Stonehenge Stonehenge is one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Construction began around 5,000 years ago during the Neolithic period. Highlights Massive standing stones arranged in a circular formation. Sophisticated engineering using giant sarsen stones and smaller bluestones transported from great distances. Visitor Centre featuring archaeological artefacts and exhibitions about the people who built Stonehenge. Why it's important Considered one of the greatest prehistoric monuments in Europe. Thought to have served ceremonial, astronomical, and burial purposes. Please note If you wish to visit Stonehenge as an add-on, please pay for both trips via Eventbrite using the link below: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1992410232640?aff=oddtdtcreator This is one of the most popular and scenic day-trip combinations Full Itinerary (8am–8pm) 08:00 | Depart London - Meet at coach bays near Tothill St / St James Park - Comfortable coach with rest stops en route 09:45–11:00 | Castle Combe (preferred) OR Lacock Castle Combe – “prettiest village in England” - 45 minutes walk: honey‑stone cottages, 14th‑century church, river ford, quiet lanes - Coffee/light snack at The White Hart or local tearoom - Great for photos & short stroll 11:45–13:00 | Stonehenge Additional fee please pay via link - Included entry + audio guide - 90 mins: walk the stone circle, learn its 5,000‑year history, visitor centre - Optional: grab lunch/snacks at the café 13:45–17:30 | Bath - Roman Baths & Pump Room (extra £22 if desired) – iconic thermal springs - Wander: Royal Crescent, Circus, Pulteney Bridge, Abbey - Lunch: traditional pub meal, cream tea, or street food (£12–£18) - Free time for browsing shops & photo spots 17:30 | Depart Bath - Relaxed coach journey back to London - Arrive ~19:45–20:00 at Victoria for easier transport links 📌 Key Details - Travel times: London → Castle Combe ~1hr45 | Castle Combe → Stonehenge ~30mins | Stonehenge → Bath ~45mins | Bath → London ~2hrs - Best combo: Castle Combe + Stonehenge + Bath – perfect flow, not rushed - Solo‑friendly: 99% join alone; easy to meet others - What to bring: Comfortable shoes, layers, water, camera, cash/card - For Add‑ons: For Stonehenge (£34) and The Roman Baths, please click on the link to make payment Early Birds Now £45 for the 1st 10 members Including potential customers on other advertising platforms Final Price £55 Trip is non-refundable unless cancelled, minus booking fees For add-on for entry to Stonehenge
