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  • £89.00 Adult from
  • £79.00 Child from (3-16 years)
  • £84.00 Senior/Student from
  • £326.00 Family from (2 Adults & 2 Children)
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Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge – Day Tour

Take an unforgettable day trip from London, combining royal grandeur, academic excellence, and ancient mystery. This comprehensive tour leads you to three of England’s most iconic destinations: majestic Windsor Castle, the scholarly city of Oxford, and the enigmatic Stonehenge. Experience centuries of history and captivating stories across a single, well-planned excursion.

Your Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge Day Tour

Your adventure begins at the venerable Windsor Castle. This magnificent royal residence boasts nearly a thousand years of history. As the oldest and largest continually inhabited castle in the world, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the British monarchy. Explore the State Apartments, adorned with priceless art and antique furnishings. Discover the beautiful St. George’s Chapel, a stunning example of Gothic architecture. This sacred place is the final resting spot for ten monarchs, including the late Queen Elizabeth II. It also famously hosted the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Walking through these historic grounds offers a profound connection to England’s royal past.

Next, the journey leads to Oxford, the renowned “City of Dreaming Spires.” This ancient university city is home to one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities. Wander through its historic streets on a guided walking tour. Marvel at the impressive architecture of its colleges, each with its own rich history and traditions. Imagine the countless scholars and literary figures who have walked these very paths. Oxford’s unique atmosphere blends academic seriousness with vibrant student life, offering a truly distinctive English experience.

The final stop transports you back in time to the prehistoric wonder of Stonehenge. Standing proudly on the Salisbury Plain for approximately 5,000 years, these colossal stones continue to baffle and inspire. Ponder the mysteries of its construction and purpose as you walk around this ancient monument. The Visitor Centre provides valuable context and exhibits archaeological treasures found nearby. This site remains one of the world’s most iconic and intriguing landmarks, prompting visitors to consider its profound ancient significance. This tour offers a diverse and enriching exploration of England’s treasured heritage.

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Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge - Day Tour



Prices

  • £89.00 Adult from
  • £79.00 Child from (3-16 years)
  • £84.00 Senior/Student from
  • £326.00 Family from (2 Adults & 2 Children)

Book This Tour

Tour Highlights

  • Explore the majestic Windsor Castle, a historic royal residence.
  • See St. George's Chapel, the final resting place of monarchs.
  • Wander through the ancient, colossal stones of Stonehenge.
  • Take a guided walking tour through the historic streets of Oxford.
  • Journey comfortably through the English countryside by luxury coach.


Tour Schedule

Windsor

The town of Windsor is famous around the world for being the home of Windsor Castle, official residence of Her Majesty The Queen!  Windsor sits on the River Thames and is lovely town in which to while away a few hours.  Its diverse mix of history, culture and heritage has made Windsor top of the list for many UK visitors.

Stonehenge

The 5,000 year old Stonehenge monument is one of Britain’s most intriguing landmarks.  Sitting atop rugged Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge’s origins still continue to baffle experts.  We don’t know who put these huge rocks there, or why!  Theories stem from a Bronze Age burial ground to an astronomical clock, so do some investigating of your own as the tour travels to Stonehenge.

Oxford

From Stonehenge the tour will move on to the university town of Oxford.  Take a stroll through the scenic cobbled streets and get acquainted with the historic city during a guided walking tour.  See the Colleges of Oxford University, the oldest university in the English-speaking world! Alumni include T.S. Eliot, Hugh Grant and Bill Clinton – a star-studded line up!  You will also see the 17th century Bodleian Library, where countless scholars have studied over the years.



What’s Included

  • A guided walking tour through Oxford city.
  • Pre-selected entry tickets for the attractions (if selected).
  • A tastecard membership, if selected, for dining discounts.
  • Comfortable return transportation via an air-conditioned coach, featuring Wi-Fi and USB chargers.
  • A 25% discount on guidebooks purchased at Stonehenge.
  • The insights of a professional tour guide.

What’s Not Included

  • Optional tips for your guide and driver.
  • Meals and beverages.

Important Information

  • Please note that Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; on these days, a guided walking tour of Windsor town will be offered as an alternative.
  • As a working royal palace, Windsor Castle’s planned closures or disruptions can be subject to change.
  • St. George’s Chapel is closed to general visitors on Sundays for religious services, though worshippers are welcome to attend.
  • If the State Apartments at Windsor Castle are closed, you will still have access to the Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, and the Drawings Gallery.
  • During peak travel periods, alternative vehicles without Wi-Fi and USB chargers may be used.
  • It is advisable to download the ‘Stonehenge Audio Tour’ application onto your device before the tour.
  • An electronic ticket is required for your tour entry.

Useful Information

  • Days of Departure: Thursday to Mondays.
  • Check-in time: 7:30 AM.
  • Departure time: 8:00 AM.
  • Estimated Return: Approximately 7:00 PM (subject to traffic conditions) at Victoria.
  • Departure point: Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR. For directions from Victoria Station: Exit via the Buckingham Palace Road Entrance, turn left, walk down Buckingham Palace Road to the first main junction, cross the road at the traffic lights, turn left, walk approximately 20 yards, then turn right into Bulleid Way. The coach does not depart from Victoria Coach Station.
  • Return point: The tour concludes within a 2 or 3-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground Station (Zone 1). This station is three stops Eastbound on the Circle Line or District Line to Victoria, and five stops to Piccadilly Circus on the Piccadilly Line.

Windsor Castle Closures:

  • Windsor Castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.
  • It is also closed from 24th to 26th December. On 26th December, a walking tour of Windsor will be provided as an alternative.
  • When the State Apartments are not accessible, the castle’s Precincts and Drawings Gallery will remain open for your visit.

Notes on St. George’s Chapel Closures:

  • St. George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays due to services being held throughout the day. Visitors to the Castle on Sundays will not be able to enter the chapel or view Queen Elizabeth II’s burial place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where will the tour depart from? Usually tours will depart from Victoria, central London but can vary depending on itinerary. Please contact us for further information or check the important information tab on the tour page.

Where will I be dropped off following my tour? Due to legal and time restrictions, tour operators typically offer a choice of a few drop-off points within central London (unless otherwise stated during the tour). These are usually located in close proximity to underground stations.

What time will I return from my tour? For full-day coach excursions, returns to London generally occur between 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM, depending on the tour and traffic conditions. Unescorted train tours usually return later, between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM.

Are tours suitable for wheelchair users? Coaches can typically accommodate only folding wheelchairs. Passengers using them will usually need to be able to board and alight the coach (including a few steps) with assistance from their own helper, as tour staff are often not permitted to assist for health and safety reasons. Due to the fast-paced nature of many tours and the amount of walking involved, tours are often not recommended for individuals with limited mobility. It’s best to contact the reservations team for specific queries.

What items are permitted on the coach regarding luggage? Generally, you are permitted to take one piece of luggage on a coach tour. It’s advised to keep personal and valuable items with you at all times, as any items left on the coach are at your own risk. Hot food and hot drinks are typically not permitted on the coach.

Can the Open Top Buses accommodate wheelchairs? Many open-top buses have an access ramp at the front. Legally, they can usually carry one wheelchair user per bus.

What else is typically included in the tour price? All entrances are usually included in the tour price unless otherwise stated.

What is generally not included in the tour price?

  • Travel insurance
  • Gratuities for your guide and driver (optional)
  • Any transfers to/from stations and pick-up points unless specifically mentioned on the tour page.

If lunch isn’t included, can we grab lunch from nearby restaurants? Most locations will have restaurants nearby, but opting for a sit-down meal may significantly restrict the amount of time you have at the attractions.

At what age do senior concessions begin? Senior concessions typically begin at 60 years of age.

Do coaches have washroom facilities on board? Washroom facilities on board coaches cannot always be guaranteed. However, regular stops are usually made en route, and lavatories are often available at most attractions.

How much time is spent at each attraction? There isn’t a set time for exploration at each attraction. Guides are trained to observe how their group progresses and adjust the tour accordingly. It’s important to remember that some tours cover multiple landmarks in a single day, so extensive time at each attraction may not be possible.

What happens if I arrive late for a departure? If you arrive late for a departure, you could lose your seat to a walk-up passenger. It’s highly encouraged to arrive at the pick-up point a minimum of 15 minutes before departure. Once on the tour, your guide or driver will provide specific departure times for each location, and you must be back at the coach at least five minutes before this time. If you are late and miss the given time, the coach will depart without you to avoid delaying other passengers. If unsure about a departure time while on tour, always ask the guide or driver.

For groups traveling together, can specific seats on the coach be reserved? Unfortunately, seats are usually on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be pre-booked.

Can an itinerary be provided for a specific tour if the website doesn’t detail time spent at each attraction? An approximate amount of time spent at each attraction can often be provided. However, the overall tour duration and timing at each stop are often at the guide’s discretion and can vary.

Are tours available in languages other than English? Yes, many tours offer foreign language-speaking tour guides. Please check with us to see which days these operate.



Why stop there?


The ever-increasing demand and availability for well-organised, safe and reliable trips means that we now go further afield, so while we love taking people on tours of England, Ireland and Scotland we are pleased to offer that little bit more with river tours of Amsterdam, coach tours of Paris and train trips to the chocolate capital of the world, Brussels!

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