How to play in London's Stonehenge Bass Old Town? The Stonehenge Bass City Day Tour is a classic route around London. You can visit the mysterious Stonehenge site and the world cultural heritage of Bath. During the tour you can also choose to visit the Roman Baths in Bath City or find a suitable hot spring bath in Bath City.
Trip Overview
Directions: London → Stonehenge 1.5h → Bath 2h → London
First stop: First go to the mysterious Stonehenge, about 2 hours by car. The early bird catches the worm and is one of the first visitors to the Stonehenge to visit. We can avoid long queues to buy tickets and explore the significance of Stonehenge in architecture and astronomy. Stonehenge is very windy, we will not stay in Stonehenge for a long time, about 1 hour.
Second stop: The journey takes about 1 hour. You have a whole afternoon to freely discover the tranquil beauty of Bath. Don't forget, Jane Austen was here on vacation and completed the immortal masterpiece Pride and Prejudice. If you are her book fan, don't forget to check out the Austin Center. If you have chosen a ticket to the Roman Baths, please go to the Roman Baths.
Return to London Victoria Station around 19:00. The entire journey distance is 380 kilometers, and the total journey takes about 5 hours.
Attractions
Stonehenge
Located in the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, Stonehenge consists of huge stones, each weighing about 50 tons. Its main axis, the ancient road leading to the stone pillars and the rising sun in the morning of the summer solstice are on the same line; in addition, there are two stones connecting the direction of the winter solstice. Founded between 4000 and 2000 BC, Stonehenge is a famous prehistoric cultural temple in Europe. The Stonehenge, more than 100 kilometers southwest of London, is also known as the Salisbury Stone Ring, the Ring Column, and the Sun. The Temple, the Prehistoric Stone Table, the Stonehenge Stone Bar, and the Stoken Stone Circle are the famous prehistoric cultural temple sites in Europe, located in the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England.
Bass Old Town
Located 97 miles (156 km) west of London, Bath is considered the cleanest city in the UK. Bath is the meaning of bathing and bathing in English. Around 60 AD, the Romans built their baths and temples because of the hot spring resources of Bath. Today, Bath still has a very good Romanesque and King George style. In 1987, the entire city was listed as a World Heritage Site. So far, in the steaming ancient baths, there is also the "Throne" of the King's bathing and his statue.