Stonehenge Express Tour from London
Why book this tour
- Cheapest and quickest way to visit Stonehenge from London
- Visit one of the world′s most famous and mysterious monuments
- Much quicker than visiting Stonehenge by train
- Audio-guide in 10 languages
- Transportation in a luxury coach
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Don’t leave Britain without visiting the mighty monument of Stonehenge, one of the world’s most famous ancient sites!
However many pictures you have seen of Stonehenge, the first
sight of this massive stone circle will take your breath away. You will
start to ask questions. Who put the stones there? How old are they? What
was it used for? How was it built?
The fascinating audio-guide included in your tour takes you round the site and tells you the myths and legends, known facts, theories and puzzles that still surround this beautiful and enigmatic place.
Learn about the monument’s intriguing orientation to the sun. Discover where the huge stones came from and how they may have been transported. You will be amazed!
This superb value coach tour from London whisks you away from the capital around lunch-time and returns you in good time for supper. It is cheaper and much more convenient than visiting this great attraction by train.
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When does it run?
01 Apr - 31 Oct : Daily
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
Duration
6 hours
Start time
1230h (12:30pm)
Meeting point
Tour starts from "Evan Evans Tours Office", 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 1BS, Victoria.
Additional Pick-ups (by arrangement):
1145h (11:45am), Royal National Hotel, Russell Square
1215h (12:15pm), The Original Tour Visitors Center, Trafalgar Square (nearest tube Charing Cross).
1245h (12:45pm), Millennium Gloucester Hotel, Gloucester Road
(Please report at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time. This is mandatory to allow time for pre-departure briefing).
Additional Pick-ups (by arrangement):
1145h (11:45am), Royal National Hotel, Russell Square
1215h (12:15pm), The Original Tour Visitors Center, Trafalgar Square (nearest tube Charing Cross).
1245h (12:45pm), Millennium Gloucester Hotel, Gloucester Road
(Please report at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time. This is mandatory to allow time for pre-departure briefing).
Ending point
The tour ends at Victoria Train Station.
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You will set off in your de luxe coach for the 2-hour drive to Stonehenge in the county of Wiltshire. On the way you will enjoy delightful views of the English countryside with its fields, farms hedgerows and woods. When you get close to Stonehenge, you will see the magnificent monument standing up proudly from the expanse of Salisbury Plain.
One of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments, Stonehenge consists of earthworks surrounding a circle of huge standing stones. Around it are hundreds of other prehistoric sites including burial mounds. The stone circle and its surroundings were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986.
Experts still debate the age of the great stone circle and the purpose for which it was built. Some archaeologists say it may date from 2400 – 2200 BC. Others believe it goes back at least to 3000 BC. Recent theories have suggested that it was a Neolithic astronomical observatory.
And many other mysteries still surround the structure. How were the massive stones, many weighing several tons, transported to the site and levered into place without the benefit of wheels and pulleys? Why and how were the famous bluestones brought such a huge distance from southern Wales?
This is a self-guided tour and at Stonehenge you will be issued with an excellent audio-guide in a choice of 10 languages (English, Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German, French, Dutch, Swedish, Russian and Mandarin). You can follow a circular tour around the site listening to the narration and marvelling at the massive stones.
You will spend around 90 minutes enjoying Stonehenge before boarding your coach for the return to London. The tour usually arrives back in London Victoria Train Station at around 1830h (6:30pm).