Salisbury & Stonehenge Tour: the Wonders of Wiltshire

Explore Britain’s Most Iconic Prehistoric Monument & the Mediaeval City of Salisbury on a Private Tour from Bath

Stonehenge still retains its power and sense of wonder over all those who gather here. The greatest and most iconic marvel of prehistoric Britain is also a Unesco World Heritage Site. Salisbury is one of the most fascinating mediaeval cathedral cities in all of England and this is where you can marvel at the original Magna Carta.

Highlights

• Private driver-guided tour in a luxury Mercedes vehicle
• Walk around Stonehenge, the greatest and most iconic marvel of prehistoric Britain
• Discover how this unique Stone Circle was built 4,500 years ago
• Learn about recent archaeological discoveries at Stonehenge
• Stand inside a 360 visual timelapse to see how Stonehenge evolved
• Visit Salisbury Cathedral with its soaring spire and the world’s oldest working clock
• Marvel at Magna Carta which inspired the Mayflower Compact, Constitution and Bill of Rights
• Stroll through the historic city centre of Salisbury
• Enjoy lunch in a wonderfully historic 700 year-old Inn

Itinerary

Visit Salisbury
Salisbury is one of the most fascinating mediaeval cathedral cities in all of England.
You will admire the splendour of its Cathedral with the country’s tallest spire and the world’s oldest working clock. Magna Carta is also displayed here and is considered the most important document in history. It inspired America’s Founding Fathers to write the Mayflower Compact, Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Afterwards, walk through the historic city centre and enjoy lunch in a seven centuries old inn.

Visit Stonehenge
Stonehenge remains an awe-inspiring testament to prehistoric Britain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This iconic Stone Circle continues to evoke a sense of wonder in all who visit. This guided tour of Stonehenge will reveal some of its many mysteries and leave you with a deeper appreciation of this extraordinary place. Discover the inspiration behind its construction and hear the latest insights into the Stone Age people who built this monument. At the visitor centre, a projected timelapse will put you ‘inside’ Stonehenge to imagine how it once stood when complete.