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Windsor Castle is one of the must-visit royal residences aside from Buckingham Palace. Perched on a hill by the River Thames, it has stood for over 900 years and is one of the largest inhabited castles in the world. A total of 39 monarchs have lived here, each leaving behind a legacy of treasures. Barring any unexpected changes, we are usually among the first groups to enter the castle in the morning, giving you ample time to explore the State Apartments and St George’s Chapel at your own pace. The town of Windsor itself is charming, filled with traditional shops and historic pubs—perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Located on the Salisbury Plain, about 130 km west of London, Stonehenge is one of Britain’s most iconic prehistoric monuments. The circular layout spans about 100 meters in diameter and originally consisted of around 80 massive stones (today, about 30 remain due to natural and human impact). The stones weigh anywhere from 7 to over 50 tons. Attracting over a million visitors each year, Stonehenge remains an archaeological enigma—its origins and methods of construction are still debated. In 1986, "Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites" was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The final stop is Bath, a picturesque Roman-style town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the tour, you’ll have the chance to visit landmarks such as the Roman Baths, the Temple, the Sacred Spring, Bath Abbey, and the iconic Pulteney Bridge. Take advantage of the free time to browse local shops for souvenirs or indulge in afternoon tea at the famous Pump Room restaurant.
Please note that the itinerary may be adjusted due to local conditions or weather. The final schedule will be arranged by your on-site tour guide.








