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Windsor Castle & Stonehenge – Coach tour from London

Stonehenge and Windsor Castle from London

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Useful things to know before your visit

Address: Stop 3, Bulleid Way, Victoria SW1W

What are the dates and times?

1st October 2026 to 27th December 2027 · 8 AM to 6.30 PM · Mon & Fri-Sun (Jan-Mar & Nov-Dec); Mon & Thu-Sun (Apr-Oct)

How much do the tickets cost?

Prices start from £69

Which buses go to Stop 3?

Bus routes 11, 44, 170, 211, C1 and C10 all stop close by

Which is the closest train station?

The nearest station is Victoria, which connects with the Circle District and Victoria lines. It also serves National Rail trains. It only takes three minutes to walk to Stop 3

Which other attractions are nearby?

Here are three attractions within 15 minutes walk of Stop 3: Westminster Cathedral, Royal Mews and King’s Gallery

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Take the hassle out of your holiday with this full-day escorted tour to two of England's top attractions.

Your early morning departure will set off from Golden Tours' Victoria office onboard a luxury air-conditioned coach.

Windsor Castle State Apartments

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With fairytale battlements and a Round Tower sitting on a hilltop of daffodils, Windsor Castle has been a favourite Royal residence for over 900 years.

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The Round Tower at Windsor Castle

You'll have two hours to explore the world's oldest occupied castle and its magnificent State Apartments, decorated with artworks by Rembrandt, Rubens, Holbein and Van Dyck.

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St. George's Hall at Windsor Castle

Other highlights include St. George's Hall with its heraldic shields and silver suits of armour, where they hold the big banquets for visiting Heads of State, and the beautiful Waterloo Chamber with its oil paintings of Wellington and his generals.

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St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle

You can also see the final resting place of Henry VIII and Charles II inside the 550-year-old St. George's Chapel. This is where Prince Harry married Meghan, and the late Queen Elizabeth II was buried in the Royal vault. [Note: The chapel is only open to worshippers on Sundays.]

Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain

Then it's back on the coach for a drive through the English countryside to Salisbury Plain, where you'll find the awe-inspiring Stonehenge.

Replicas of Neolithic houses at StonehengePhoto: londondrum.com
Replicas of Neolithic houses at Stonehenge

This windswept prehistoric monument is still shrouded in mystery after 5,000 years - was it built as a temple, a burial ground, or as a way to worship the sun?

You'll be given an audio-guide and two hours to walk around the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the visitor centre's exhibition of archaeological finds and full-sized neolithic huts.

I’ve ranked Windsor Castle as ★1 in where I’d go on a day trip from London

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