London tours - Stonehenge, Bath, Windsor Castle
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Hi there,
I wouldnt attempt all in one day, each one is worthy of a full day (well Stonehenge/Salisbury is a good day out). Trying to do them all will allow you only a small time to visit each and a very large time on a bus.
I recommend www.walks.com they have day trips with a guide and are excellent.
I wouldnt attempt all in one day, each one is worthy of a full day (well Stonehenge/Salisbury is a good day out). Trying to do them all will allow you only a small time to visit each and a very large time on a bus.
I recommend www.walks.com they have day trips with a guide and are excellent.
#3
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If you do want a pretty full day trip to these destinations, look at Viator, they have several day trip combinations. I have such a day trip already booked for later this year. www.viator.com
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I just got back from London and used an International Friends tour to Oxford & Cotswolds. It was great and worth every penny. I now wish I had brought a notebook to write down all the interesting facts/stories that the driver gave on the way there and back (like another woman on the van did).
Two yrs. ago, took a London Walk trip to Bath and this time took a tour of Windsor & Eton, and another one to Greenwich. All 3 tours had Chris for the guide and she was great!
Two yrs. ago, took a London Walk trip to Bath and this time took a tour of Windsor & Eton, and another one to Greenwich. All 3 tours had Chris for the guide and she was great!
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I will watch for it. Please don't skip any details about 'Peter and Alice' as I tried to get tickets on line for my trip in April, but they are completely sold out through the end of the run. I will have to be satisfied with seeing it through your eyes.
#12
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Must you have a tour? Windsor is so easy to do on your own. You can just take the train from London & the castle is a very short walk from the train station.
Bath I'd recommend staying overnight if you can, it's worth more than just a quick look, in my opinion.
If you want to see ideas of both towns, you can go to my website http://lynnsview.com/Gallery/ to see pictures
Bath I'd recommend staying overnight if you can, it's worth more than just a quick look, in my opinion.
If you want to see ideas of both towns, you can go to my website http://lynnsview.com/Gallery/ to see pictures
#13



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W/ just 4 days they will barely have time to see anything IN London let alone touring out west. If they <i>must</i> go out of town, ten I agree Windsor on their own by train (will take about 3/4 day there/back/touring the Castle/town. Or even better IMO take the train to Hampton Court Palace.
IMO w/ just 4 days - spending 12 hours dashing from London to Windsor to Stonehenge to Bath to London is a poor use of time. They will actually spend more time on the bus than seeing anything.
IMO w/ just 4 days - spending 12 hours dashing from London to Windsor to Stonehenge to Bath to London is a poor use of time. They will actually spend more time on the bus than seeing anything.
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Janisj,
You're so right, didn't realize they were in London for 4 days! I wouldn't do a day trip then, 4 days on London, they won't have enough time as it is.
My advice is keep for another time & truly enjoy London this time.
You're so right, didn't realize they were in London for 4 days! I wouldn't do a day trip then, 4 days on London, they won't have enough time as it is.
My advice is keep for another time & truly enjoy London this time.




