Bath, Avebury Stone Circle and Lacock Village Small-Group Day Tour from London
by Rabbies Trail Burners
Overview
This small-group day tour starts with a pickup in London and travel by air-conditioned 16-seat mini-coach into West England. The first stop is Avebury Stone Circle, where visitors have about 45 minutes to walk among the largest prehistoric stone monuments in Europe in an open countryside setting. Unlike Stonehenge, the stones at Avebury can be touched and explored up close, including the village located within the stone rings. Next, the coach drives to Lacock Village for around 45 minutes. This village, mostly owned by the National Trust, retains 15th-century timber-framed cottages and streets. Visitors can see the exterior of Lacock Abbey and other locations familiar from films like Harry Potter, Pride & Prejudice, and Downton Abbey. The final stop is Bath, where there are two hours to explore this spa city marked by honey-colored Georgian buildings. The route includes a walk across Pulteney Bridge and viewing Bath Abbey. Visitors interested in the Roman Baths can arrange their timed entry tickets online before the tour, valid between 2:15pm and 4:15pm, as admission is not included. This approximately 10-hour tour is led by a local driver/guide and limited to 16 people for a more personal atmosphere. Food, drinks, gratuities, hotel transfers, and all admission fees are not included in the price. The tour allows time to explore three historic locations with transport and guiding covered throughout.
Highlights
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Itinerary
Avebury Stone Circle
Visitors spend about 45 minutes at Avebury, the largest prehistoric stone circle in Europe. Unlike Stonehenge, guests can walk freely among the massive stones and even touch them. The stone rings surround a village located inside, which can also be explored.
45 min
Lacock
The tour pauses for 45 minutes at Lacock, a village mainly owned by the National Trust. It features 15th-century timber-framed cottages and streets largely unchanged over time. Lacock Abbey and surrounding areas have been used as filming locations for Harry Potter, Pride & Prejudice, and Downton Abbey.
45 min
Bath
The final stop is the spa city of Bath. Visitors can see the honey-colored Georgian architecture, walk across Pulteney Bridge, and look at Bath Abbey. The Roman Baths are not included but can be visited if timed entry tickets are pre-booked online for between 2.15pm and 4.15pm.
120 min
Meeting point
Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH Our London departure point is located at Stance 3 in the Greenline Coach Station. This is located directly behind Victoria Train Station and diagonally across from Victoria Coach Station.
End point
Stance 3, Greenline Coach Terminal, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London, SW1W 9SH Our London departure point is located at Stance 3 in the Greenline Coach Station. This is located directly behind Victoria Train Station and diagonally across from Victoria Coach Station.
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
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