Fab Tour to Windsor Castle & Other Iconic British Landmarks Nearby With Your Private Chauffeu​r​

I bet we have all watched the ferry-tale-like royal wedding between now Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, with our hearts pounding a few days ago. Such majesty and glory, and wow, what a magnificent castle Windsor Castle really is! No wonder it has been serving as the royal residence in the county of Berkshire for almost a millennium (900 years to be exact). Not to mention its proximity to the other important prehistoric monument; that of Stonehenge. Wouldn’t it be fantastic to have the chance to visit these iconic British attractions from up close from the comfort of your luxury, air-conditioned car or first-class deluxe coach? What? We caught your thought? Then, let’s give you a glimpse of what has been described by our customers as a “superb experience”!

Tour Itinerary: Bath – Windsor – Stonehenge

Historical Bath

Start the day with a panoramic tour while heading to the beautiful city of Bath in the rolling countryside of southwest England, distinguished by elegant 18th-century Georgian architecture, just a few miles outside London. The Roman Baths (well-preserved Roman spa) are quite an attraction that offers an insight into life during the Roman Era. Another imposing landmark is Bath Abbey, noted for its large stained-glass windows and fan-vaulting tower, where you will most likely feel like there is something familiar about the place, especially if you have been to Italy. And, you will be right. Pulteney Bridge is not only a much-photographed attraction but has also been modelled on the illustrious Italian landmark, Ponte Vecchio – the oldest medieval arch bridge over the Arno River in Florence.

Royal Windsor

Either straight from the airport or after having some rest at your hotel room, your driver will pick you up and drive all the way to Bath and then Windsor Castle – the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world and one of England’s finest castles. St. George’s Chapel and the lavishly-decorated State Apartments are must-see while you may also book a tour guide, so you get to hear all about the castle’s fascinating heritage and history. And. If you time your visit right, you could also witness the Changing of the Guard too!

Mystical Stonehenge

The next stop is some 8 miles north of Salisbury, at the ancient formations of Stonehenge in Wiltshire. The mysterious attraction fascinates with its collection of 13-feet-high and 6-feet-wide, 25-ton stones that were somehow dragged and placed in a way to form a stone circle (nobody really knows for what purpose) to the lonely plain near Salisbury some 5,000 years ago. Besides a strong spiritual significance that captivates the imagination of the thousands of tourists that visit the place every year, Stonehenge is a wonderful, green area where you can have a picnic or stretch out while gazing heart-stopping vistas of the countryside.

This fantastic day ends around 11 hours later (you could also customise it according to your specific requirements), with your private chauffeur driving you back to your London hotel room to rest and reflect on the fab day you just had, from historical Bath, to majestic Windsor Castle, to enthralling Stonehenge.

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