Stonehenge and Roman bath
Stonehenge Museum and Roman Bath Tour
Stonehenge and Roman Bath are two different places on one trip.
Stonehenge excursion and Roman bath
It is a long journey that requires exiting the hotel early at nine in the morning and heading first to Stonehenge, which is one hour and 45 minutes away from London, and the tour takes about two hours.
Stonehenge stones
Stonehenge stones are within walking distance of the entrance to the restaurant, souvenir shops and box office.
Transport buses
The entrance to the stones
Buses are used to transport visitors from the entrance to the stones, which takes approximately 7 minutes.
Jessica Foxx
Stone Hing rocks
It is believed that a group of Stone Hing rocks was part of a healing temple, a history of something, or a royal tomb. Dr. Richard Pevens
Roman bath
We head to a city
After finishing, we head to the old city of Bus, where there is a Roman bath, which is 45 minutes from Stonehenge … The tour there also takes about two hours … Then we return to London in a distance of approximately two and a half hours
Stonehenge and Roman Bath are two different places on one trip
We start with Stonehenge, which is an hour and 45 minutes away from Central London, and is a place of ancient stones
And that dates back to the pre-Christmas period.
From there we head to the Roman Bath located in the famous city of Bath
Which is 45 minutes away from Stonehenge.