Bath Avebury and Lacock Village Small Group Day Tour from London

When you travel through West England, you feel bewildered.

In Avebury, you wonder why Neolithic inhabitants built the largest stone circle in Europe. At Lacock, you question how the stunning abbey has managed to be a nunnery, a brewery, a bakery, and a home. And in Bath, you ponder over what Britain would have been like if the Romans had never visited.

So on this tour, we give you time to investigate the secrets and understand the beauty of these famously historic locations.

Your guide lets you wander through the streets of Bath, where Georgian architecture effortlessly blends with ancient Roman artefacts. You travel to Lacock, where the rickety old lanes have been used as a filming location for Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, and Pride and Prejudice. And you venture to Avebury, where the stone monuments have beguiled visitors, historians, and archaeologists for centuries.

Uncover the mystery and history of West England on our tour to Avebury, Lacock, and Bath.

*Please note that your optional visit to the Roman Baths cannot be guaranteed, as sometimes tickets sell out.

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BathThis essential English city is as gorgeous as it is historically fascinating.

Bath’s Georgian ArchitectureThey say the Georgian period produced Britain's best architecture. Look around Bath and decide for yourself.

Lacock AbbeySome of Harry Potter was filmed in the beautiful cloisters of this ancient abbey.

Avebury Neolithic Standing StonesNo one knows why the ancient people created this landmark. But we do know it's bigger and older than Stonehenge.

Finishes (approx.) 19:00