Day Trip to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Oxford

Name: Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Oxford Day Tour from London
Start: 2024-09-01
End: 2025-08-31
Location: Stop 3

Where? Stop 3, Bulleid Way, Victoria When? Every day 8 AM to 6.30 PM Price? From £85 Parking: Nearby car parks Buses: 11, 44, 170, 211, C1, C10 Bus fares Trains: The closest station is Victoria Circle District Victoria Train fares

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Save time and money by visiting three of England's most popular attractions in a single day onboard a luxury air-conditioned coach.

Windsor Castle & St. George's Chapel

Your early morning start will begin with a trip to the magnificent royal residence at Windsor Castle. As the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world it has been home to 39 different monarchs dating all the way back to the 11th-century.

It's quite a sight the first time you see it, sitting on top of a lushly wooded hill overlooking the Thames. Its medieval ramparts and Round Tower make it look like a real-life Camelot.

You'll be given 1 hour 50 minutes to explore the lavish State Apartments filled with priceless antiques and masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, Holbein and Van Dyck, and look inside St. George's Chapel where Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were recently buried, and Harry and Meghan were wed.

Note: The chapel is only open to worshippers on Sundays. Windsor Castle is closed Tue-Wed so you'll enjoy a walking tour of the market town instead. If the State Apartments are closed then the Castle Precincts, Drawings Gallery and Queen Mary’s Dolls House and will remain open.

Stonehenge - UNESCO World Heritage Site

At around 11.30 AM you'll jump back onboard the coach for the drive to Salisbury Plain. Along the way your guide will share some of its history while you admire the beauty of the English countryside out of the window.

Stonehenge was built around 5,000 years ago and its true meaning has been lost to time. Was it a temple? A burial ground? Or a calendar to mark the positions of the sun?

You'll have 1½ hours to pick up an audioguide and walk around the neolithic stone circle, and then visit a display of 250 ancient artefacts in the exhibition centre that were dug up during excavations.

Oxford - The City of Dreaming Spires

Your final stop will the beautiful city of Oxford - home to the world's oldest English-speaking university.

To make sure you see the best of the architecture you'll be treated to a walking tour around the historic colleges, cobbled courtyards and narrow alleyways. Highlights include Christ Church College, the Radcliffe Camera, and the 17th-century Bodleian Library.