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  • £89.00 Adult from
  • £79.00 Child from (3-16)
  • £84.00 Senior/Student from
  • £326.00 Family from (2 Adults + 2 Children)
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Christmas Eve Tour Windsor Stonehenge and Bath

Step into a captivating journey through England’s rich history and stunning landscapes. This full-day Christmas Eve tour from London visits three iconic destinations. Discover a royal residence, an ancient stone circle, and a beautiful Georgian city. It offers a perfect blend of culture, mystery, and architectural grandeur.

Your Christmas Eve Tour – Windsor & Stonehenge

Your adventure begins at Windsor Castle. This historic fortress is the oldest and largest occupied castle globally. It has served as a royal home for over 900 years. Step inside the opulent State Apartments. Here you can admire a statue of Queen Victoria. See the grand Waterloo Chamber. Explore the King’s and Queen’s Rooms. Discover world-famous masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt.

You will also visit St George’s Chapel. This beautiful chapel has hosted many royal weddings, including that of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It is also the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II. If your visit falls on a Thursday or Saturday, you might hear the triumphant tunes of the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Observe troops in their iconic red uniforms and bearskin caps.

Next, journey to the enigmatic Stonehenge. This great and ancient stone circle stands on Salisbury Plain. These Neolithic stones have defied time for about 5,000 years. Discover the fascinating theories surrounding this prehistoric monument. Ponder how, who, and why these massive stones were placed here. It promises to be an unforgettable experience. Explore the award-winning visitor centre. See 250 archaeological objects found in the area. View contemporary art and photographs. Just outside, a recreation of Neolithic houses offers further insight.

Bath

The tour continues to Bath, a stunning Georgian city. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts exceptional architecture. It is famous for the Roman Baths, one of the country’s best historic attractions. While you cannot swim in these ancient waters, you can admire the hot springs. Soak in the glorious views of the surrounding area. Consider tasting Bath’s waters in the Pump Room. Wander the charming cobbled streets. Visit the magnificent Bath Abbey. See the graceful Royal Crescent. Admire the spectacular Pulteney Bridge. This bridge, with shops lining both sides, is a rare architectural gem. You might also find time for a spot of Regency afternoon tea at the Jane Austen Centre.

This Christmas Eve tour provides comfortable transport by luxury air-conditioned coach. Most coaches offer free Wi-Fi and USB chargers. A professional guide shares valuable insights throughout the day. This comprehensive trip offers a deep dive into England’s diverse heritage. It is a truly enriching day out from London.

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Christmas Eve Tour Windsor Stonehenge and Bath



Prices

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

Book This Tour

Tour Highlights

  • Explore the majestic Windsor Castle and its State Apartments.
  • Visit the historic St George's Chapel.
  • Witness the iconic Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain.
  • Discover the elegant Georgian architecture of Bath.
  • See the famous Roman Baths and Pulteney Bridge in Bath.
  • Travel comfortably with a professional guide.


Tour Schedule

Begin your British adventure at Windsor Castle. As the oldest and largest continuously inhabited castle globally, it has served as a home for the British monarchy for over nine centuries. Step into the lavish State Apartments to admire a statue of Queen Victoria, explore the Waterloo Chamber, the King’s and Queen’s Rooms, and view world-renowned art by masters like Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt. You will also have the opportunity to explore St George’s Chapel, a significant site for many royal weddings, including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s, and the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II. On Thursdays or Saturdays, you might hear the triumphant sounds of troops in red uniforms and bearskin caps during the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Please be aware that Windsor Castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday; if your travel day falls on these days, an alternative option not including castle entry, or a guided walking tour of Windsor town, will be provided.

The journey continues to Stonehenge, the great and ancient stone circle, one of the world’s enduring wonders. Visit these Neolithic stones, which have stood on the Salisbury Plains for approximately 5,000 years. Explore the fascinating theories about this prehistoric monument, pondering how, who, and why they were placed there – it promises to be an unforgettable experience. Be sure to visit the award-winning visitor centre, featuring 250 archaeological objects discovered in the landscape, contemporary art, and photographs. Outside the centre, you’ll also find recreated Neolithic houses, based on excavations from 2006 and 2007.

Finally, discover Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning Georgian architecture. It is home to the world-famous Roman Baths, one of the best historical attractions in the country. Although you cannot bathe in these ancient waters today, you can admire the glorious hot springs and their beautiful surroundings. You might even sample Bath’s waters in the Pump Room to form your own opinion on its taste. If time allows, wander through the idyllic city’s cobbled streets, making sure to visit Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, and the spectacular Pulteney Bridge. This bridge, modelled after Florence’s Ponte Vecchio, is a rare architectural sight, being one of only four bridges globally with shops lining both sides. You might also wish to visit the Jane Austen Centre for a Regency afternoon tea experience. Estimated return to Gloucester Road is approximately 8:00 pm.

A tastecard and Coffee Club option is available. This card offers savings of approximately £25 per meal, with various deals such as 2-for-1 meals or 25% off the total bill at thousands of participating restaurants across London and the UK. It also provides 25% off barista-made drinks at numerous chain and independent coffee shops, 50% off pizza delivery from selected franchises, and discounts on cinema tickets and attractions like SEA LIFE, Alton Towers, and Thorpe Park. Valid for one month, the tastecard is user-friendly; simply download the app, select your membership, and explore the available offers.



What’s Included

  • The services of a professional tour guide.
  • Entry to your selected attractions (e.g., Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Roman Baths – if selected at time of booking).
  • A tastecard membership if this option is selected, providing discounts at various restaurants.
  • A 25% discount on guidebooks purchased at the Stonehenge gift shop (show your wristband).
  • Comfortable transportation by luxury air-conditioned coach, usually equipped with free Wi-Fi and USB chargers.

What’s Not Included

  • Any gratuities for your guide or driver. (Optional)
  • All food and beverages during the tour.
  • Entry to attractions if not selected at time of booking.

Important Information

  • If your visit is on a Tuesday or Wednesday, please ensure you select a tour option that does not include interior entry to Windsor Castle, as the Castle is closed on these days. A guided walking tour around Windsor town will be provided instead.
  • You must present the e-ticket provided to gain entry to this tour.
  • Windsor Castle is a working royal palace, so planned closures or disruptions are possible and may change without prior notice. Please refer to the Schedule tab for the most up-to-date information.
  • St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays due to religious services throughout the day. Worshippers are welcome to attend these services.
  • During peak travel periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi and USB charging facilities may be used.
  • Should the State Apartments at Windsor Castle be closed, the castle’s Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, and the Drawings Gallery will remain accessible.
  • Enhance your Stonehenge experience by downloading the ‘Stonehenge Audio Tour’ app in advance from your App Store. Consider adding the Augmented Reality Experience from the basket page during booking.
  • The vehicles are modern and comfortable, undergoing thorough daily deep cleaning. Information on enhanced safety measures is available separately.

Useful Information

  • Check-in Time: Please check in by 7:30 AM.
  • Departure Time: The tour departs promptly at 8:00 AM.
  • Departure Point: The tour departs from Stop Z6, located outside 50 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0DH. (You can also use what3words: locals.milk.relay for precise location).
  • Return Time: The estimated return time to London is approximately 8:00 PM.
  • Return Point: The tour concludes within a 2 or 3-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground Station. This station is in Zone 1 and offers convenient connections: three stops Eastbound on the Circle Line or District Line to Victoria, and the Piccadilly Line also runs through Gloucester Road, connecting to Piccadilly Circus in only 5 stops.

Windsor Castle Specific Closures:

  • The castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday.
  • It is also closed from 24th to 26th December.
  • On 26th December, when Windsor Castle is closed, a guided walking tour of Windsor town will operate instead.
  • If the State Apartments are closed, visitors will still have access to the Precincts and the Drawings Gallery.

St George’s Chapel Specific Closure:

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

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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There are so many and we cater for everyone so it may be a case of a leisurely Out of London trip to Stonehenge or you may want the buzz and excitement of a theatre tour of London – all the glitz and glamour is there. Out of London, we offer all sorts of adventures: Roman Baths, Shakespeare country, the Royal Pavilion, Brighton – you name it. Same with London – we don’t just do the round London tours – we can take you to Kew Gardens or we can take you on an expedition on the roof of the O2 Dome to the platform at the top offering spectacular views.

So we offer Out of London, Around London, Theatre and Hotels and then there are the spectacular Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day tours – what a way to celebrate the fun season.