Bath and Stonehenge Tour From London: Elegance and Ancient Wonders
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Uncover the heart of England on a custom 7-day journey that blends vibrant city energy with timeless countryside charm. Begin in London, where iconic sights await—from the regal gates of Buckingham Palace to the storied walls of the Tower of London. Glide over the city skyline with fast-track access to the London Eye, and enjoy the capital’s dynamic mix of history, culture, and modern flair. Next, board a scenic train west to Bath, a city of Georgian elegance and Roman heritage. Soak in its tranquil atmosphere as you explore cobbled streets, honey-colored stone facades, and the famed Roman Baths. Your carefully chosen accommodation offers a cozy retreat in the heart of the city.More...
London
Day 1 - 4
Discover the legendary capital of the United Kingdom, a vibrant metropolis where history and diversity flourish. As you explore, you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the historic Tower of London, and the breathtaking London Eye. Immerse yourself in world-class culture at the British Museum and the Tate Modern, offering endless artistic and historical treasures. The renowned West End theater scene promises unforgettable evenings, while the tranquil expanses of Hyde Park provide a welcome escape from the city's energy. Prepare your palate for a culinary journey; London's rich, multicultural atmosphere is vividly reflected in its diverse food scene, from traditional pubs offering hearty fare to esteemed gourmet restaurants awaiting your discovery. Come and experience the captivating allure of London.
The Clermont, Charing Cross
The Clermont, Charing Cross hotel is located right on the Strand at Charing Cross station and is just steps away from the most central point in London. Many of the capital's main attractions, including Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, the London Eye, the West End and Covent Garden Market, are within walking distance of the hotel. This upscale hotel combines old-world charm with modern comforts to create a unique place to relax. Each of the beautifully appointed rooms offers Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, a minibar and a Nespresso coffee machine. During your stay, you can start each morning with a delicious breakfast and make use of the wonderful fitness room.
Your activity
Evening City Cruise with Dinner
The London Dinner Evening Cruise with City Cruises offers a relaxing evening journey along the Thames, where you can enjoy a delicious dinner while taking in stunning views of London’s landmarks. With indoor seating and panoramic windows, it’s a memorable way to experience the city by night.
Bath
Day 5 - 7
Experience the timeless allure of Bath, often celebrated as England's most romantic city, captivating visitors for centuries. Nestled within the verdant hills of the Cotswolds, Bath enchants with its remarkable Roman and Georgian heritage. From its natural hot springs and the fascinating Roman Baths to its medieval structures and grand Georgian architecture, the city exudes a unique charm. Wander through its historic streets, lined with inviting boutiques, cozy cafes, vibrant bars, and delightful restaurants. Beyond iconic sights like the Roman Baths and the picturesque Pulteney Bridge, discover captivating art galleries, impressive Gothic churches, and serene parks. Bath's undeniable charm promises a love affair with its rich history and enduring beauty.
Hotel Indigo Bath
Located in the center of the historic city, Hotel Indigo Bath boasts Georgian elegance and 18th-century architecture. The elegant guest rooms feature luxurious Egyptian cotton bedding, coffee machines, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and TVs with a variety of channels.
Enjoy time at Bath Thermae Spa and The Elder Restaurant, located in Hotel Indigo Bath, which showcases what good contemporary British cuisine can be: authentic, honest and timeless.
Your activity
The Roman Baths Self-Guided Admission
The Roman Baths in the historic city of Bath are among the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world, and it's even possible to wander through this vast leisure complex, just as the Romans did over 2,000 years ago. Built over hot springs in 70 AD, the Great Bath still receives over a million liters of hot water daily from the 12,000-year-old Kings Spring.
An interactive museum, costumed characters and award-winning audio guides narrated by witty travel writer Bill Bryson are also available to bring the baths' history to life. There is the option to try the spa water - a healthy drop with 42 minerals and supposed healing power, if not a pleasant taste - or there is a cafe and a large restaurant in the old pump house.
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