Bath, Avebury and Lacock Village Small-Group Day Tour from London

When you travel through West England, you feel bewildered.
In Avebury, you wonder why Neolithic inhabitants built the largest stone circle in Europe. At Lacock, you question how the stunning abbey has managed to be a nunnery, a brewery, a bakery, and a home. And in Bath, you ponder over what Britain would have been like if the Romans had never visited.

So on this tour, we give you time to investigate the secrets and understand the beauty of these famously historic locations.

Your guide lets you wander through the streets of Bath, where Georgian architecture effortlessly blends with ancient Roman artefacts. You travel to Lacock, where the rickety old lanes have been used as a filming location for Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, and Pride and Prejudice. And you venture to Avebury, where the stone monuments have beguiled visitors, historians, and archaeologists for centuries.

So uncover the mystery and history of West England on our tour to Avebury, Lacock, and Bath.

Meeting Point

Green Line Coach Station

Bulleid Way, London SW1W 9SZ, UK

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.

What's included:

• Transport by air-conditioned 16-seat mini-coach
• Small group tour (16 people max) for a more personal experience
• Local driver/guide

Not included:

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Admission fees

What to expect:

Duration: 10 hours

Avebury Stone Circle

A4361, Avebury, SN8 1RF

No one knows why the druids created this landmark. But we do know it's bigger and older than Stonehenge.

45 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Lacock

Lacock

After lunch, we travel deep into rural Wiltshire to Lacock village, famous for its picturesque streets, historic buildings, and role as a television and film location. The Abbey in the heart of the village has its own woodland grounds, and is a quirky country house with fascinating architectural styles.
Free time either to wander around Lacock or visit the Abbey (some of Harry Potter was filmed in the beautiful cloisters of this ancient abbey).

45 minutes

Bath

Bath

Our final stop of the day is at the ancient Roman Spa town of Bath.
This city has been inhabited for around 2,000 years. There’s Roman baths, Georgian architecture, and a gorgeous abbey to see. It’s a fascinating town to explore, so we give you plenty of time to wander around at your own pace before you return to London in the early evening.

2 hours