Day trip to Bath
The best London to Bath day tours
Bath with Stonehenge and Windsor, the Roman Baths ticket and a guided city walk: here is how to see Bath from London, with honest advice on how little time some tours give you, entry that costs extra and the train as the cheaper choice.
See our 6 picks
Yes, Bath is an easy day trip from London: about 1 hour 20 by train. Tours that add Stonehenge and Windsor start from €85 and take 11 to 12 hours.
On a three-stop tour, your time in Bath is short. GetYourGuide shows prices in your own currency.
Our 6 picks for Bath
Four day trips from London, then two things to book in Bath itself. The two in Bath are non-refundable.
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from €85 per person Our top pick 11–12 hours 4.5 (6,013) reviews on GetYourGuide
Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths
A guided coach day to three famous places. You see Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge. The Roman Baths are included if you choose that option.
Best for First-timers who want to see a lot
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from €94 per person 12 hours 4.5 (532) reviews on GetYourGuide
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath
A 12-hour day from Victoria Coach Station, with a coach tour of Bath. Stonehenge entry is included. The listing says it does not suit wheelchair users.
Best for Visitors who want a guided look at Bath
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from €89 per person 12 hours 4.5 (309) reviews on GetYourGuide
Stonehenge, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon
Stonehenge, a coach tour of Bath's Georgian streets, a drive through the Cotswolds and Shakespeare's home town.
Best for Shakespeare fans
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from €96 per person 12 hours 5.0 (5) reviews on GetYourGuide
Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath scenic trip
A 12-hour day from Paddington, with free time in Bath and a view from Alexandra Park. Guides speak English, Chinese and Korean. Few reviews so far: 5.
Best for Visitors who want free time in Bath
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from €30 per person 1.5–2 hours 4.7 (1,888) reviews on GetYourGuide
Bath city walking tour (non-refundable)
A 1.5 to 2-hour walk past Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, the Circus and Pulteney Bridge. Roman Baths entry is an option. It starts in Bath.
Best for Visitors who come by train
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from €28 per person 1-day ticket 4.7 (1,521) reviews on GetYourGuide
Roman Baths ticket with audio guide (non-refundable)
Entry to the Roman Baths with an audio guide in 12 languages. A taste of spa water is included.
Best for Visitors who come by train
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London to Bath tours compared
| Tour | From | Duration | Free cancellation | Roman Baths included? | Who it suits | Why we picked it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths | €85 per person | 11–12 hours | Yes | If you choose that option | First-timers who want to see a lot | The best-known Bath day trip, with 4.5 from 6,013 reviews. |
| Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath | €94 per person | 12 hours | Yes | If you choose that option | Visitors who want a guided look at Bath | A panoramic tour of Bath is part of the day, with 4.5 from 532 reviews. |
| Stonehenge, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon | €89 per person | 12 hours | Yes | Not listed | Shakespeare fans | The only pick with Stratford, with 4.5 from 309 reviews. |
| Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath scenic trip | €96 per person | 12 hours | Yes | If you choose that package | Visitors who want free time in Bath | It gives free time in Bath, though it has only 5 reviews so far. |
| Bath city walking tour (non-refundable) | €30 per person | 1.5–2 hours | No | If you choose that option | Visitors who come by train | A guide for Bath itself, with 4.7 from 1,888 reviews. It is non-refundable. |
| Roman Baths ticket with audio guide (non-refundable) | €28 per person | 1-day ticket | No | Yes | Visitors who come by train | Sold by the local council that runs the Baths, with 4.7 from 1,521 reviews. It is non-refundable. |
Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths
€85 per person11–12 hours 4.5 (6,013)
Details
- Free cancellation
- Yes
- Roman Baths included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- First-timers who want to see a lot
- Why we picked it
- The best-known Bath day trip, with 4.5 from 6,013 reviews.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath
€94 per person12 hours 4.5 (532)
Details
- Free cancellation
- Yes
- Roman Baths included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- Visitors who want a guided look at Bath
- Why we picked it
- A panoramic tour of Bath is part of the day, with 4.5 from 532 reviews.
Stonehenge, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon
€89 per person12 hours 4.5 (309)
Details
- Free cancellation
- Yes
- Roman Baths included?
- Not listed
- Who it suits
- Shakespeare fans
- Why we picked it
- The only pick with Stratford, with 4.5 from 309 reviews.
Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath scenic trip
€96 per person12 hours 5.0 (5)
Details
- Free cancellation
- Yes
- Roman Baths included?
- If you choose that package
- Who it suits
- Visitors who want free time in Bath
- Why we picked it
- It gives free time in Bath, though it has only 5 reviews so far.
Bath city walking tour (non-refundable)
€30 per person1.5–2 hours 4.7 (1,888)
Details
- Free cancellation
- No
- Roman Baths included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- Visitors who come by train
- Why we picked it
- A guide for Bath itself, with 4.7 from 1,888 reviews. It is non-refundable.
Roman Baths ticket with audio guide (non-refundable)
€28 per person1-day ticket 4.7 (1,521)
Details
- Free cancellation
- No
- Roman Baths included?
- Yes
- Who it suits
- Visitors who come by train
- Why we picked it
- Sold by the local council that runs the Baths, with 4.7 from 1,521 reviews. It is non-refundable.
- All four day tours include transport from London and a guide.
- None of the 6 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
- Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.
How much time you get in Bath
Every day tour we list from London to Bath also stops at Stonehenge. Most add Windsor too, and the day takes about 12 hours.
That means only a few hours in Bath. If Bath is your main goal, the train gives you more time there.
For Stonehenge alone, see our Stonehenge tours. More day tours from London are on our day-trip page.
What you see in Bath
Bath is famous for its Roman Baths and its Georgian streets. The main sights are close together.
- The Roman Baths: the Great Bath, built over Britain's only natural hot spring.
- Bath Abbey: a Gothic church right next to the Roman Baths.
- The Royal Crescent and the Circus: curved rows of Georgian houses.
- Pulteney Bridge: a bridge lined with shops over the River Avon.
The Roman Baths ticket and city walk
Book the Roman Baths for a set time slot. Entry is by booked slot, says the Roman Baths.
Until 31 October 2026, it opens daily 9am to 6pm, with last entry at 5pm. It is closed on 25 and 26 December.
Prices change by month and day. In September 2026, an adult ticket was £26.50 on weekdays and £29.00 at weekends, on the official site. Booking ahead saves £2.
Free guided tours inside
The Roman Baths lists free hourly tours from the Great Bath, from 10am to 3pm. The city walking tour is a separate, paid walk around the town.
London to Bath by train
GWR runs direct trains from London Paddington to Bath Spa. The trip takes about 1 hour 20, per GWR, with trains about every 30 minutes.
The Roman Baths are less than a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa station.
For trains inside London, see getting around London.
Bath by bus or coach
Coaches also run from London to Bath. Check times and fares with the coach company before you book.
All four day tours above travel by coach, with a guide on board.
Bath with Stonehenge or the Cotswolds by car
A car lets you join Bath with Stonehenge or the Cotswolds at your own pace. Stonehenge has no train station, so this is hard by train.
If you drive to Stonehenge, book the timed ticket ahead. Online tickets bought by midnight the day before cost up to 15% less.
To pair Bath with Stonehenge or the Cotswolds on your own schedule:
Booking tips for Bath
Know your time in Bath
Three-stop tours take about 12 hours, so Bath gets only part of the day. Take the train for a full day there.
Check the Roman Baths option
On most tours, Roman Baths entry is included only if you choose it. Read the options before you pay.
Mind the non-refundable tickets
The city walk and the Roman Baths ticket cannot be refunded. Book them once your dates are fixed.
Book a Roman Baths slot
Entry is by time slot. Booking ahead is £2 cheaper than on the day.
Bath: questions and answers
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Written by the Things to Do in London editorial team.