Day trip to the stones
The best Stonehenge tours from London
The timed admission ticket, Stonehenge with Bath and Windsor, Stonehenge with Oxford or Stratford: here is how to see it from London, with honest advice on crowds at the stones, whether the price is worth it and queues even with a ticket.
See our 6 picks
The best Stonehenge tour from London adds Windsor and Bath, from €85. Stonehenge has no train station. On your own, take the train to Salisbury, then a bus.
If you drive or take the bus, the timed ticket starts from €32. GetYourGuide shows prices in your own currency.
Our 6 picks for Stonehenge
Five day trips by coach from London, and the plain ticket for going on your own. All six have free cancellation.
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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. Entry to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths is included if you choose that option.
Best for First-timers who want to see a lot
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from €32 per person 2 hours 4.6 (7,154) reviews on GetYourGuide
Stonehenge timed admission ticket
Entry to the stones and the Visitor Centre, with a free audio guide app. Transport and parking are not included.
Best for Drivers and bus travellers
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from €87 per person 10–12 hours 4.3 (2,937) reviews on GetYourGuide
Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge
Stonehenge and Windsor, plus a walking tour of Oxford. Entry is included if you choose it.
Best for Visitors who want Oxford too
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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. Stonehenge entry is always included. The listing says it does not suit wheelchair users.
Best for Visitors who want entry sorted
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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, a drive through the Cotswolds and Shakespeare's home town. Entry depends on the option you choose.
Best for Shakespeare fans
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from €104 per person 10 hours 4.6 (18) reviews on GetYourGuide
Stonehenge and Windsor Castle guided trip
A 10-hour guided day to just two places, from Victoria Coach Station. You choose from three ticket options.
Best for Visitors who want a shorter day
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Stonehenge tours and tickets compared
| Tour | From | Duration | Stonehenge entry included? | Who it suits | Why we picked it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths | €85 per person | 11–12 hours | If you choose that option | First-timers who want to see a lot | The best-known Stonehenge day trip, with 4.5 from 6,013 reviews. |
| Stonehenge timed admission ticket | €32 per person | 2 hours | Yes | Drivers and bus travellers | Sold by English Heritage itself, with 4.6 from 7,154 reviews. |
| Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge | €87 per person | 10–12 hours | If you choose it | Visitors who want Oxford too | The only pick with Oxford, with 4.3 from 2,937 reviews. |
| Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath | €94 per person | 12 hours | Yes | Visitors who want entry sorted | Stonehenge entry comes with every option, with 4.5 from 532 reviews. |
| Stonehenge, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon | €89 per person | 12 hours | If you choose that option | Shakespeare fans | The only pick with Stratford, with 4.5 from 309 reviews. |
| Stonehenge and Windsor Castle guided trip | €104 per person | 10 hours | If you choose that option | Visitors who want a shorter day | Two sights without the long drive to Bath, with 4.6 from 18 reviews. |
Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths
€85 per person11–12 hours 4.5 (6,013)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- First-timers who want to see a lot
- Why we picked it
- The best-known Stonehenge day trip, with 4.5 from 6,013 reviews.
Stonehenge timed admission ticket
€32 per person2 hours 4.6 (7,154)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- Yes
- Who it suits
- Drivers and bus travellers
- Why we picked it
- Sold by English Heritage itself, with 4.6 from 7,154 reviews.
Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge
€87 per person10–12 hours 4.3 (2,937)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- If you choose it
- Who it suits
- Visitors who want Oxford too
- Why we picked it
- The only pick with Oxford, with 4.3 from 2,937 reviews.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath
€94 per person12 hours 4.5 (532)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- Yes
- Who it suits
- Visitors who want entry sorted
- Why we picked it
- Stonehenge entry comes with every option, with 4.5 from 532 reviews.
Stonehenge, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon
€89 per person12 hours 4.5 (309)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- Shakespeare fans
- Why we picked it
- The only pick with Stratford, with 4.5 from 309 reviews.
Stonehenge and Windsor Castle guided trip
€104 per person10 hours 4.6 (18)
Details
- Stonehenge entry included?
- If you choose that option
- Who it suits
- Visitors who want a shorter day
- Why we picked it
- Two sights without the long drive to Bath, with 4.6 from 18 reviews.
- None of the 6 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
- All 6 offer free cancellation.
- 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.
Stonehenge day trips from London compared
Most Stonehenge day trips from London go by coach and add Bath, Windsor or Oxford. They take 10 to 12 hours.
The cheapest tour starts from €85. Check whether entry is in your option: on most tours it is only if you choose it.
Our day-trip guide compares every Stonehenge day trip from London, whoever runs it. For the castle alone, see our Windsor Castle tours.
Stonehenge tickets and time slots
Book your Stonehenge ticket online by midnight the day before. That saves up to 15%, says English Heritage. On the day, you pay the full price.
Your ticket is valid all day, and there is no booking fee. English Heritage members go free.
In winter, until 16 March 2027, the site opens 9.30am to 5pm. Last entry is mid-afternoon, so check your slot.
From the Visitor Centre to the stones
A visitor bus takes 5 to 10 minutes and runs every few minutes. You can also walk, which takes 25 to 40 minutes each way.
There is no cloakroom or left luggage. Bags may be searched, and knives and scissors are not allowed.
Stonehenge inner circle tours
None of our six picks goes inside the stone circle. On a normal visit, you stay on the path, as close as about 5 metres from the stones.
Only English Heritage's Stone Circle Experience takes you inside. It starts from £70 for adults and £40 for children (5–17), on the official site.
London to Stonehenge on your own
Take the train to Salisbury, then the bus to the stones. Salisbury is about 12 miles (19 km) from Stonehenge.
South Western Railway runs direct from London Waterloo to Salisbury. The trip takes about 1 hour 30 on average, per the railway.
From Salisbury, The Stonehenge Tour bus leaves from the station and the city centre. In winter, it has 5 departures a day, from 10:05 to 14:05.
Bath is the easy add-on. GWR runs direct trains from London Paddington to Bath Spa in about 1 hour 20.
Stonehenge by bus
The Stonehenge Tour is a hop-on hop-off bus run by Salisbury Reds. It also stops at Old Sarum. Buy your Stonehenge ticket ahead to save money.
Stonehenge has no station, so a car is the main way on your own:
Salisbury to Bath by train
You can join Stonehenge and Bath on your own, but it takes planning. Check National Rail for trains from Salisbury to Bath before you go.
A tour is the easier way to see both in a day. The Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath trips start from €85.
Booking tips for Stonehenge
Book an early slot
Early slots are the quietest way to see the stones. They also leave you time if the visitor bus has a queue.
Book by midnight the day before
Online tickets bought by then cost up to 15% less. On the day, you pay full price.
Check what the tour includes
Most coach tours include Stonehenge entry only if you choose that option. Read the options before you pay.
Dress for the wind
The stones stand on an open plain. Bring a warm, waterproof layer.
Travel light
There is no left luggage at Stonehenge. Bags may be searched.
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