Castles · Tour

Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge on a 30-Seat Coach with Lunch Included

The difference here is what comes with the seat. The coach holds thirty, the seats are leather and recline, there is extra legroom, and a premium lunch pack and unlimited drinks are included: tea, coffee, wine, beer, soft drinks and bottled water, all day. Entry to every site is in the price too. Windsor Castle was founded in the 11th century and has housed over 40 monarchs, which makes it the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world; it is still an official royal residence. Entry covers the State Apartments, where Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci hang among the Royal Collection, Queen Mary's Dolls' House, built in the 1920s with work from more than 1,500 of the finest artists and craftsmen of the century, and St George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan married and where Queen Elizabeth II is buried. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays the castle is closed and a walking tour of Windsor runs instead. Stonehenge is the second stop. The theories about the stones run from religious temple to astronomical clock to Bronze Age burial ground, and the Visitor Centre holds over 250 archaeological objects found in the surrounding land. Bath is the third. The Roman Baths went up around 70AD and are among the best-preserved Roman remains anywhere; over a million litres of natural hot spring water still fill the site every day, and the pavements are the ones the Romans walked. Free time afterwards covers the 15th-century Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and the Georgian streets, some of which you may recognise from Bridgerton. Bath was the first city in England designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Departure is from Stop Z6, outside 50 Grosvenor Gardens.