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Royal Crescent in Bath with visitors on Bridgerton tour, daffodils in foreground.
Historic Georgian building in Bath, featured on the Bridgerton Tour.
Historic Bath city street with tour group near Pulteney Bridge, live music performance nearby.
Historic architecture along the River Avon in Bath, England, featured in the Bridgerton Tour.
Bath Abbey with tourists in Bath, England, part of the Bridgerton Tour and Bath City Highlights.
Tour group in period costumes with headphones walking through Bath's historic streets.
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Guided Tours

Bridgerton: 1.5 Hour Guided Tour of Filming Locations in Bath with Music

  • Explore the filming locations of Bridgerton, the Netflix sensation that captivated millions of viewers on this guided tour.
  • Feel like a character from the show hearing music from the show and other classical pieces through high-tech headphones.
  • Get the latest behind-the-scenes gossip and movie know-how from the guide – a true Bridgerton fan.
  • See where some of the most iconic scenes were filmed, such as Lady Danbury’s mansion, the Modiste’s dress shop, and the Feathrington's house.
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1 hr. 30 min.
  • Explore the filming locations of Bridgerton, the Netflix sensation that captivated millions of viewers on this guided tour.
  • Feel like a character from the show hearing music from the show and other classical pieces through high-tech headphones.
  • Get the latest behind-the-scenes gossip and movie know-how from the guide – a true Bridgerton fan.
  • See where some of the most iconic scenes were filmed, such as Lady Danbury’s mansion, the Modiste’s dress shop, and the Feathrington's house.

Inclusions #

  • 1.5-hr tour

  • English-speaking guide

  • Over-ear headphones

Exclusions #

  • Food or drink

  • Entry to any sites

  • Royal Crescent | Pulteney Bridge | Holburne Museum
  • Duration: 1.5 hour
  • Tip: Try some traditional delicacies after the tour like Bath buns and Sally Lunn’s buns.
  • The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.
  • The experience is restricted for guests aged 12 and under.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tourists walking around Stonehenge on a day trip from London.
Windsor Castle entrance with lush green lawns and historic architecture.
Tourists using audio guides at the Roman Baths in Bath, part of a day trip from London.
Tourists at Stonehenge, viewing ancient stone structures on a day trip from London.
Crimson Drawing Room with ornate gold decor and chandeliers, Windsor Castle.
St George’s Chapel exterior with blue sky and green lawn, Windsor Castle in background.
Windsor Castle stone exterior with lush greenery and blue sky.
Roman Baths in Bath with steam rising, part of a day trip from London including Stonehenge and Windsor Castle.
Stonehenge with tourists exploring the ancient stone monument on a day trip from London.
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Day Trips

From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Bath Full-Day Trip

What's not allowed

  • Photography is strictly prohibited inside Windsor Castle.
  • Large backpacks and pushchairs are not permitted inside the Windsor Castle State Apartments.
  • Your pets are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

  • This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
  • For your convenience, your guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Additional information

  • You will not be allowed to enter the Stonehenge Circle itself. This is due to the restoration attempts and the relative instability of the structure. Your Stonehenge tickets allow you to access about 10 meters of the monument.
  • These tours run daily except from December 24 to 26.
  • Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. St. George’s Chapel at Windsor is closed to visitors on Sundays. On some days, the State Apartments may also be closed.
  • English Heritage and National Trust England members can enjoy free admission to Stonehenge.
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Free cancellation
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11 hr. - 11 hr. 30 min.
Audio guide
Transfers available

What's not allowed

  • Photography is strictly prohibited inside Windsor Castle.
  • Large backpacks and pushchairs are not permitted inside the Windsor Castle State Apartments.
  • Your pets are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

  • This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
  • For your convenience, your guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Additional information

  • You will not be allowed to enter the Stonehenge Circle itself. This is due to the restoration attempts and the relative instability of the structure. Your Stonehenge tickets allow you to access about 10 meters of the monument.
  • These tours run daily except from December 24 to 26.
  • Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. St. George’s Chapel at Windsor is closed to visitors on Sundays. On some days, the State Apartments may also be closed.
  • English Heritage and National Trust England members can enjoy free admission to Stonehenge.

Inclusions #

  • Full-day tour of Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath

  • Entry to Stonehenge

  • Round-trip AC coach transfers

  • Boarding from central London

  • Live-guided walking tour of the town of Bath

  • Audio guide in English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Ukrainian, Mandarin, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese at Stonehenge

  • Expert English, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, French, or Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)

  • Entry to Windsor Castle (as per option selected)

  • Entry to the Roman Baths (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

  • Hotel pick-up/drop-off

  • Lunch

  • You can cancel these tickets up to 38 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tourists walking towards Windsor Castle through a tree-lined path on a day trip from London.
Tourists at Stonehenge, viewing ancient stone structures on a day trip from London.
Historic Bath city street with tour group near Pulteney Bridge, live music performance nearby.
Tour guide speaking to a group at Windsor Castle on a sunny day.
Roman Baths in Bath with steam rising, part of a day trip from London including Stonehenge and Windsor Castle.
Customers smiling on air-conditioned bus during Herculaneum tour from Naples.
Woman listening to audio guide on ship with earphones, holding smartphone.
St George’s Chapel exterior with blue sky and green lawn, Windsor Castle in background.
Crimson Drawing Room in Windsor Castle with ornate gold decor and chandeliers.
Stonehenge with blue sky and yellow flowers during daytime.
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Day Trips

From London: Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath Guided Tour with Access to Roman Bath

What to bring

  • Ensure your entry tickets and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.

What’s not allowed

  • Hot food & beverages are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

  • This experience offers limited accessibility at some attractions, but foldable wheelchairs are allowed if guests can transfer to seats independently or with assistance from a companion.

Additional information

  • During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi and chargers may be used.
  • Windsor Castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday, and 24-26 December. When State Apartments are closed, Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, and Drawings Gallery remain open.
  • St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays.
  • Windsor Castle is a working royal palace, and planned closures/disruptions may be subject to change.
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Free cancellation
11 hr.
Guided tour
Transfers available

What to bring

  • Ensure your entry tickets and ID is on hand for a smooth experience.

What’s not allowed

  • Hot food & beverages are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

  • This experience offers limited accessibility at some attractions, but foldable wheelchairs are allowed if guests can transfer to seats independently or with assistance from a companion.

Additional information

  • During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi and chargers may be used.
  • Windsor Castle is closed every Tuesday and Wednesday, and 24-26 December. When State Apartments are closed, Precincts, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, and Drawings Gallery remain open.
  • St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays.
  • Windsor Castle is a working royal palace, and planned closures/disruptions may be subject to change.

Inclusions #

  • Full-day guided trip to Stonehenge, Bath and Windsor Castle

  • Entry to Roman Bath

  • Entry to Windsor Castle

  • Entry to Stonehenge

  • Round-trip AC coach transfers

  • Wi-Fi and USB charging on board

  • Interactive audio map at Stonehenge

  • Personal audio headset

Exclusions #

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off

  • Lunch

  • You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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London to Bath day trips I A detailed guide

Need a break from city life? Journeying from London to Bath is a fantastic day trip that combines Roman heritage, stunning Georgian architecture, and lovely countryside views. Picture yourself wandering through the Roman Baths, soaking in thermal springs, and checking out the shooting location for Bridgerton—Bath offers it all, and then some more!

Why a day trip from London to Bath is a must-do

Just 115 miles from London, Bath is a place to be at for a weekend getaway. Here are four reasons why you should head out to Bath from London!

  • Be a part of ancient history: The Roman Baths, a spectacular site from 70 AD, reveal ancient engineering and social life in action. Built over healing hot springs, this complex was once a bustling social hub where Romans relaxed and soaked in the warmth of community!
  • Enjoy a thermal spa experience: Soaking in Bath's natural thermal waters is basically spa royalty. Thermae Bath Spa offers a rooftop pool with killer views, mineral-packed waters, and serene steam rooms. 
  • Appreciate the architecture: Bath is a feast for the eyes, with its stunning Georgian architecture! The Royal Crescent showcases a perfect Georgian sweep with its majestic columns, while Bath Abbey enchants visitors with its Gothic flair and intricate details. 
  • Walk around the city effortlessly: Lace up your walking shoes—Bath is made for exploring on foot! With attractions like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey just a hop away from each other, you can wander the charming streets, all at your own pace!

Things to know before booking your tickets from London to Bath

  • Bath has quite the claim to fame with its iconic spots featured in Netflix's Bridgerton. If you're a fan of the lavish drama, this tour is a must-do! Lady Whistledown may just be watching your every move!
  • 1.5 Hour Guided Tour of Bridgerton's Filming Locations in Bath is only offered on Saturday.
  • The other two Bath day trips are not available on Tuesday and Wednesday.
  • One of the tours is offered in 3 different languages - English, Spanish, and French.
  • Bath tends to be less crowded on weekdays compared to weekends. If you prefer a quieter experience, consider planning your trip during the week.

Find your ideal day trip from London to Bath

Bridgerton filming locations tour

  • Inclusions:

English-speaking guided tour

Over-the-ear headphones

Visit Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge, and Holburne Museum

  • Duration: Starts at 11am and lasts for 1.5 hours
  • Meeting point: Bath World Heritage Centre, 10 York Street, Bath, UK
  • Food and drinks included?: No
  • Best suited for: Fans of Bridgerton
  • Recommended tickets: 

​Bridgerton: 1.5 Hour Guided Tour of Filming Locations in Bath with Music

Guided tour of Bath, Windsor and Stonehenge

  • Inclusions:

Entry tickets to Stonehenge with interactive maps, Windsor Castle, St. George's Chapel and State Apartments

Tour of Bath along with the entry tickets to Roman Baths

Round-trip transfers from London in an AC coach with WiFi

Tour guides in English, Spanish, and French

Personal headset

  • Duration: The tour starts at 8am and lasts for 11-11.5 hours
  • Mode of transfer: Luxury coach 
  • Food and drinks included?: No
  • Best suited for: Busy travelers with limited time
  • Recommended tickets:

​From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, Bath & Roman Baths Day Trip

​Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath Guided Tour with Access to Roman Bath

How to get from London to Bath

Traveling from London to Bath is a breeze! Jump on a direct train at Paddington Station, enjoy a leisurely bus ride, or hit the road for a picturesque drive. Each option gives you a taste of England's beautiful landscapes on your way!

  • Departure locations: Most buses depart from Victoria Coach Station in London, which is easy to reach via public transport.
  • Journey duration: Buckle up for a bus ride that typically takes about 2 hours and 35 minutes to 3 hours, depending on traffic. 
  • Distance: The adventure covers around 97 miles from London to Bath.
  • Ticket prices: Tickets start at about £8.80, with an average price of around £13.90. Booking ahead usually gets you a better deal!
  • Arrival Location: You'll pull into Bath Bus Station, conveniently located just a short walk from top attractions like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. 
  • Best bus option: Book a guided tour ticket with luxury coach transfers from London to Bath, Windsor, and Stonehenge. The ticket also consists of an expert guide, headphones, and free WiFi on the AC bus.
  • Departure station: Hop on a train to Bath from London Paddington Station! It's super convenient, with easy access via the Underground and other public transport.
  • Journey duration: The train ride takes about 1 hour and 12 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes. If you catch one of the speedy services, you could be in Bath in just 1 hour and 14 minutes!
  • Train frequency: Around 72 trains zipping from London to Bath each day leave every 5 to 30 minutes, so finding your perfect time is a breeze!
  • Ticket price: If you plan ahead, tickets start at around £17.20, but be aware that waiting until the last minute can drive up those costs!
  • Arrival station: You'll arrive at Bath Spa Station, right in the heart of the city. Major attractions are just a short stroll away!
  • Distance and duration: The journey from London to Bath is about 115 miles long. Typically, it takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes, but that can change with traffic, so keep an eye on the road conditions!
  • Route Options: The easiest way? Hit the M4 motorway, which is clearly marked and takes you straight to Bath. Just take the M4 westbound and exit at junction 18. If you want a scenic route? Try the A4, which offers lovely views but can be a bit slower due to lower speed limits and traffic.
  • Toll Charges: There are no tolls on the M4; yay! Just a heads-up: if you're driving into central London, depending on your vehicle, watch out for the Congestion Charge (currently £11.50) and the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge.
  • Parking in Bath: Public car parks like Charlotte Street and Southgate are available, but it's wise to check availability and rates beforehand.
  • Local Driving Laws: Remember, in the UK, it's the left side all the way! And keep an eye on speed limits—usually 70 mph on motorways—to stay safe and sound on your journey!

Best time to take a trip from London to Bath

  • Peak season vs. low season: Peak season (May to September) brings mild weather and lively festivals, but be ready for crowds and higher prices. For a quieter, more affordable experience, aim for shoulder or low season (late September to February), which has stunning fall colors, fewer tourists, festive markets, and the magical Thermae Bath Spa, but pack your warm clothes!
  • Best season: Plan your Bath getaway from May to September! With delightful temperatures (15-22°C), blossoming parks, and longer days, this lively season is perfect for visiting historic sites and enjoying exciting events.
  • To catch the best events: May and September are the best months for events in Bath! May brings the Bath Festival, celebrating music and literature, while September dazzles with the Jane Austen Festival and Children's Literature Festival.
  • When are the daylight saving hours: For the longest days in Bath, plan your visit between late March and late October. This period offers ample daylight for exploring attractions and enjoying outdoor fun, especially in the sunny months of May through September!
  • To avoid heavy crowds: Visit Bath during the shoulder seasons of March to May or September to October to dodge the crowds! Milder weather and fewer tourists create a laid-back atmosphere at popular spots like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey.

Best things to do in Bath

Jane Austen Centre

The Jane Austen Centre offers a permanent exhibition on Austen's life in Bath, highlighting her influences for Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Friendly guides in Regency costumes introduce guests to a life-size wax figure of Austen, followed by delightful afternoon tea in the Regency Tea Rooms.

The Holburne Museum

The Holburne Museum, founded in 1882, highlights Sir William Holburne's collection in a restored Georgian hotel. With 10,000 objects, including Gainsborough paintings and 18th-century decorative arts, you can unwind at the delightful Garden Café overlooking historic Sydney Gardens.

Bath Abbey

Founded in 757 AD, Bath Abbey was transformed into a Norman cathedral in 1090 and rebuilt in 1499 by Bishop Oliver King. The current Gothic masterpiece, completed in 1616, highlights intricate fan vaulting and sculptures and hosted King Edgar's coronation as England's ruler in 973 AD.

Pulteney Bridge

Completed in 1774, Pulteney Bridge was designed by Robert Adam to connect Bath to the Pulteney estate. Its Palladian architecture, unique shop-lined span, and Grade I listed status make it one of only four bridges worldwide with this rare design.

Bath Guildhall Market

The Bath Guildhall Market, a historic venue behind the Guildhall, has been a focal point of trade since 1552. This beautifully restored space features about 20 stalls offering local produce, artisan foods, and unique handmade crafts, all under a central domed roof.

The Circus

Imagine a circle of perfectly designed Georgian townhouses! That's The Circus in Bath, built by John Wood between 1754 and 1768. Its design, inspired by Stonehenge's diameter, showcases three classical orders of architecture, blending Roman grandeur with Wood's fascination with Druidic symbolism.

Tips to making the most of your day trip from London to Bath

  • If you're after some peace and quiet, try Sydney Gardens or Parade Gardens. These tucked-away green spaces offer beautiful scenery and the perfect setting for a tranquil picnic away from the busy city vibe.
  • Want views that blow the regular tourist spots out of the water? The 6-mile Skyline Walking Trail leads you through woods, past Sham Castle, and serves up the best vantage points in Bath.
  • Visit Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein for a spine-tingling twist on literary history! This quirky museum mixes literary history with a chilling escape room—perfect for thrill-seekers and bookworms alike!
  • Check out Bath Abbey's concert lineup! With jaw-dropping acoustics and a historic setting, it's the perfect spot for a musical adventure.
  • Treat yourself to a boat trip on the River Avon! Sip prosecco as you glide past iconic sights like Pulteney Bridge—pure bliss!
  • Roam the streets to discover vibrant street art, especially around Walcot Street, where local talent and independent shops collide!

Frequently Asked Questions about London to Bath day trips

Consider your interests: if you adore period drama, choose the Bridgerton filming locations. Opt for the guided tour for a mix of history and iconic sites!