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Renee_R, Sep 2026
Stonehenge Bath Tour was amazing!
Absolutely incredible! The town of Bath and Lacock were delightful. Did the Roman Bath tour as well and really enjoyed. Our tour guide Nicholas was so friendly and informative. He had a wealth of knowledge and information! I would book this tour for sure. Not one you want to miss!
Carol_H, May 2026
Great tour
This was a lovely day seeing the countryside and some beautiful villages. David our driver was timely, professional and very pleasant. It was a very hot day and David was prepared with plenty of chilled water bottles. Our time in Lacock was my favorite part.
April_P, Sep 2026
This was the best...
This was the best experience ever! Rowan was a fantastic guide and kept us super engaged with information and jokes as well as balancing with time on our own. She truly made the tour so much more enjoyable. The two guides at Stonehenge were also so wonderful and clearly passionate about their work. If you’re deciding between the Inner Circle and just viewing the stones, definitely choose the inner circle and this tour!
Helen_T, Sep 2026
Stonehenge Inner Circle - say no more!
Bucket list experience to visit the inner circle of Stonehenge! Much better than being limited to the outer sidewalk. Rowan, our guide, and Mo, our driver, did all the hard work to make the full day experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. Bath and Laycock were amazing stops, but a late afternoon in the inner circle at Stonehenge with guides from English Heritage were the highlight of the tour.

Lacock

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Lacock Abbey in the small Cotswolds village of Lacock, England.
  • The Lacock Village Fair is held during the August bank holiday, and offers a festive way to experience the village.
  • The Fox Talbot Museum, located within Lacock Abbey, celebrates the photographic achievements of former Abbey resident, Henry Fox Talbot.
  • Most of Lacock is owned and maintained by the National Trust, and its stone and half-timbered houses provide a glimpse of historical British life.
  • Christmas is a particularly festive time to visit the village, and its landmarks are outfitted with traditional decorations, homemade gifts, and seasonal treats.

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