London Stonehenge Experience with Black Cab

We have over 30 years experience in curating and running tours for people throughout the world.
Your transport is in a London taxi with Panoramic roof for better touring experience. And because we use London Black Cabs we have preferential parking at Stonehenge and we are able to use lanes in London otherwise closed to other vehicles.

We are also able to carry wheelchairs and a ramp is included.

You will have a full commentary to Stonehenge in a language of your choice and visit other locations associated with Stonehenge, such as Wood henge and Durrington Walls.

We also take the road to Stonehenge avoiding the long traffic queues that can build up in the area.

What's included:

• Ticket to Stonehenge
• Guide

What to expect:

Duration: 7 hours

Chiswick

Chiswick, London, UK

We drive through Chiswick, one of London's most attractive suburbs where we will see one of the oldest breweries in the country and a brief glimpse of Chiswick House, built for Lord Burlington 300 years ago.
We cross the Thames at Chiswick Bridge where we may see rowers in practising in their skiffs.

Pass by without stopping

Richmond-upon-Thames

Richmond-upon-Thames

We take a short detour via Richmond Green to see some splendid Georgian Houses.
Fans of the US TV series "Ted Lasso" are in for s special treat as we will see "The Prince's Head" which featured prominently in the comedy/drama.

We will also see where "The Beatles" first met "The Rolling Stones".

5 minutes

Twickenham Stadium

Whitton Road, Twickenham, TW2 7BA

We pass by Twickenham with its famous 83,000 stadium home to the game of rugby; often described as a hooligan's game for gentlemen!

Pass by without stopping

Surrey

We drive through the Surrey Heath, which claims to be the best low heath in the World, famed for its rare flora and fauna. Fans of "H.G. Welles, "The War of the Worlds" will find out where the Martians landed. We will also find about where the opening scene in the movie "Gladiator" was filmed.

Pass by without stopping

Amesbury

Amesbury

We pass through the outskirts of Amesbury which is by far the longest continuously inhabited place in the country with a record that goes back 10,000 years. The town also has references that most mysterious of British figures, King Arthur.

Pass by without stopping

Woodhenge

Countess Rd, Durrington, SP4 7AR

A brief stop at Woodhenge, the counterpart to its more famous contemporary, Stonehenge. Nearby is Durrington Walls, the largest enclosure in pre-historic Britain.

10 minutes

Larkhill

Larkhill

We drive through Larkhill, home to The Royal Artillery raining Corps.

Pass by without stopping

Stonehenge

Salisbury SP4 7DE, UK

Now for our visit to Stonehenge. This most iconic British pre-historic site is familiar throughout the world.
Our tour starts at the visitor centre where we will stand in the middle of a 360 degree auditorium and experience what it feels like to stand in the middle of Stonehenge as it developed over the centuries and throughout the seasons.

Displays within the visitor centre show us where the stones came from and how they have been erected. Artifacts discovered nearby such as pottery, arrow heads and bronze daggers are on display, bringing to life the builders of Stonehenge their life and times.
A display within the visitor centre shows us the Stonehenge area: a massive complex of 5,000 hectares.
Outside there is a copy of the Great Trilithon where you can test your strength and re-creation of Stone Age huts based upon local excavations.

The courtesy bus takes us up to the Stones to complete our tour.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included