Signature experience — London
Stonehenge and Bath
Duration
Full day
Price
From €990
Mercedes
Dedicated vehicle & chauffeur
On 26 June 1901, engineer William Gowland carried out the first documented restoration at Stonehenge, jacking up a leaning trilithon and setting it in concrete—a prelude to William Hawley’s 1919 excavations. Set on chalk downs 136 km from London, the monument functions as a prehistoric calendar aligned to the solstice. Then it’s on to Bath, 55 km away, where hot spring water rises at 46°C and shaped a city of ritual and geometry: the Roman Baths, John Wood the Younger’s Royal Crescent, the Pump Room, and the Abbey.
Collected from your London hotel, you ride while your driver handles the roads. A Mercedes at your disposal means smooth transfers and flexible stops if the weather shifts or the light turns golden. Timed entry at Stonehenge is pre-booked; in Bath, a lunch table awaits before you wander to Pulteney Bridge or the Guildhall’s Victorian reading room. With a dedicated chauffeur managing waits and drop-offs, you get to taste a Sally Lunn bun and still make time to study Bath stone façades—without clock-watching.
Your itinerary
- I
08:00: Hotel pick-up in London and a 2-hour drive to Stonehenge via the A303.
- II
10:15: Timed entry to Stonehenge, stone circle and Visitor Centre exhibition (1h15).
- III
12:00: Scenic drive to Bath via the A36, arriving around 12:50, lunch reserved near the Roman Baths.
- IV
14:30–17:00: Visit the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, and Pulteney Bridge, then return to London for around 19:30.
What’s included
- ✓ Dedicated round-trip driver
- ✓ Mercedes E/V-Class
- ✓ Hotel pick-up
- ✓ Waiting time and VIP drop-off
Your chauffeur’s tip
To beat crowds, book a Stonehenge slot before 10:30 and start with the exhibition—the build phases make the stone circle far easier to read on-site.
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