London To Bath Tours
Travel from London to the historic city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its ancient Roman baths, stunning Georgian architecture, and iconic Bath Abbey. Choose from a variety of tour options to make the most of your visit.
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Windsor Castle, Bath and Stonehenge Tour from London
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Day tour to Windsor, Stonehenge, and Bath
Expert English, French or Spanish-speaking tour guide
Round-trip transfers in an AC coach
Entry to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Roman Baths (optional)
25% discount off Stonehenge guidebooks
Admission to Windsor Castle, St. George's Chapel and State Apartments
Admission to the Roman Baths
Panoramic tour of Bath
Admission to the Stonehenge (with interactive map)
Round-trip transfers on air-conditioned coach
Free WiFi on coach
Expert tour guide (English/Spanish/French)
VOX personal audio headset
Full-day guided tour of Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath
Small group tour of max 19 people
English-speaking guide
Round-trip transfers by luxury coach from London
Audio guides at Windsor Castle & Stonehenge (subject to availability)
Entry to Windsor Castle & Stonehenge
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Plan Your London To Bath Day Trip
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Bath is located only 115 miles away from London. It takes approximately 1 hour 20 minutes by train, 2 hours 55 minutes by bus and 2 hours 25 minutes by car.
You need nearly 11 hours to tour Bath. If you choose to visit the nearby cities, it can take anywhere from 12 hours to a couple of days.
A day trip from London to Bath is generally 12 hours long, including round trip transfers .
The best time for a London to Bath day trip is before 11 am till the late afternoon with March to May (Spring) for a smooth journey to and back from the town.
You can travel to Bath by trains, buses or even a car ride. The time taken to reach depends on the mode of transport taken if you choose to visit Bath on your own.
By train: There is a direct train from Paddington Station to Bath Spa station that takes approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.
By bus: There is no direct bus from London to Bath. You can board bus Megabus M10 from London’s Victoria Coach, get down at Bristol Bond St, and walk over to Platform 17. From there, board X39 aquae to get to Baths Spa bus station. The ride takes 4-5 hours.
By Car: Set your GPS to Bath UK or any other location you want to reach in Bath and follow directions. The drive only takes 2.5 hours.
Yes, trains from London to Bath are frequently available from Paddington Station and you can alight at Bath Spa station. It is the easiest way and takes not more than 1.5 hours.
Absolutely, buses depart from Victoria Station located in the city center. However, it takes nearly three hours to reach Bath and can be a tiring journey for some.
You can drive from London to Bath but prepare for the traffic. The drive takes around 2.5 hours with minimal traffic.
As Bath is a historical place encountering millions of tourists, 90% of the area is wheelchair accessible.
No, meals are usually not a part of London to Bath tours. However, you will find plenty of restaurants and cafes around every corner since Bath is a major tourist destination.
Yes, non-flash photography for personal use.
Yes, a London to Bath tour includes round trip transfers in a comfortable AC coach.
Yes, you will be accompanied by a professional English-speaking tour guide who will narrate fascinating tales about the town’s history and culture.
There are various restaurants in Bath, from Italian to Indian cuisine. Sotto Sotto, the Circus and the Jolly Sailor are some places you can try.