Can anyone suggest a good tour to the Stonehenge's, bath and Windsor by coach?
I search everywhere for a good day trip to the stonehenges, bath and windsor but could not find any tours with a reasonable price, does anyone have any suggestions?
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Don't know really but be aware that at Stonehenge there is not a lot there apart from the stones themselves and you cannot get that close to them without special permission. It would probably be best to hire a car in Bath, (wonderful city) and drive to Stonehenge it really is not that far, just don't do it on a weekend when the kids are on holiday, you will be stuck for hours.
Windsor, get a train to london
Rail
Windsor has two railway stations, Windsor & Eton Central (also known as Royal Windsor Station) and Windsor Riverside. They are only about half a mile apart and both convenient for central Windsor. Strangely Windsor Riverside is closer to Eton!
Windsor Central is served by a shuttle train from Slough where trains arrive from London Paddington, Oxford, Wales and the West Country. The approach to Windsor is a delight as the train comes in at rooftop level and you get fine views of both Windsor and the River Thames.
Windsor Riverside is served by trains from London's Waterloo station - the most direct route from London but it's not a particularly interesting journey.
Train times and journey planning are available on the Railtrack website.
Try a simple search on the net.
2 seconds found this http://www.londontoolkit.com/whattodo/wi.
£58.50 per person
It will be quite steep though. Hire a car for a few days and take your time.
I took a tour to see Stonehenge and Bath, but it didn't include Windsor. It wasn't very expensive £39 per person.
I didn't like the tour guide, even though she knew a lot, I think she was quite rude. But I went on another tour to Paris and the guide was great. So it all depends on the guide.
I went to Cornwall with Darren Joiner on his 'Dazbus' - he's a really great guy - a real gentleman. He's been a tour leader in sevarl different countries, and has come back to the UK to share his own country with the world :-) So, I recommend Dazbus
http://www.dazbus.co.uk/
Have a nice trip
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Answers:
Don't know really but be aware that at Stonehenge there is not a lot there apart from the stones themselves and you cannot get that close to them without special permission. It would probably be best to hire a car in Bath, (wonderful city) and drive to Stonehenge it really is not that far, just don't do it on a weekend when the kids are on holiday, you will be stuck for hours.
Windsor, get a train to london
Rail
Windsor has two railway stations, Windsor & Eton Central (also known as Royal Windsor Station) and Windsor Riverside. They are only about half a mile apart and both convenient for central Windsor. Strangely Windsor Riverside is closer to Eton!
Windsor Central is served by a shuttle train from Slough where trains arrive from London Paddington, Oxford, Wales and the West Country. The approach to Windsor is a delight as the train comes in at rooftop level and you get fine views of both Windsor and the River Thames.
Windsor Riverside is served by trains from London's Waterloo station - the most direct route from London but it's not a particularly interesting journey.
Train times and journey planning are available on the Railtrack website.
Try a simple search on the net.
2 seconds found this http://www.londontoolkit.com/whattodo/wi.
£58.50 per person
It will be quite steep though. Hire a car for a few days and take your time.
I took a tour to see Stonehenge and Bath, but it didn't include Windsor. It wasn't very expensive £39 per person.
I didn't like the tour guide, even though she knew a lot, I think she was quite rude. But I went on another tour to Paris and the guide was great. So it all depends on the guide.
I went to Cornwall with Darren Joiner on his 'Dazbus' - he's a really great guy - a real gentleman. He's been a tour leader in sevarl different countries, and has come back to the UK to share his own country with the world :-) So, I recommend Dazbus
http://www.dazbus.co.uk/
Have a nice trip
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