Bath, Avebury and Lacock Village Small-Group Day Tour from London

Embark on a journey through the enchanting West England as you explore the captivating towns of Avebury, Lacock, and Bath. This small-group day tour allows you to immerse yourself in the secrets and beauty of these historically significant locations. In Avebury, marvel at the grandeur of the largest stone circle in Europe. As you wander through the mystical standing stones, ponder over the mysteries that have fascinated visitors, historians, and archaeologists for centuries. In Lacock, step back in time as you stroll through the charming village and visit the renowned Lacock Abbey. This historic site has served as a nunnery, brewery, bakery, and home, and has even been featured in popular films such as Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, and Pride and Prejudice. Take in the picturesque surroundings and imagine yourself in a bygone era. Next, journey to Bath, a city renowned for its unique blend of Georgian architecture and ancient Roman heritage. Explore the streets and marvel at the fascinating Roman artifacts that coexist with the elegant Georgian buildings. Learn about the history and significance of the Roman Baths, and imagine what Britain would have been like if the Romans had never visited. Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide who will provide insights into the rich history and intriguing stories of each location. Travel in comfort and style in an air-conditioned mini-coach, ensuring a more personalized experience with a maximum of 16 people. This small-group day tour is the perfect way to uncover the mystery and history of West England. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a fan of film locations, or simply looking to immerse yourself in the beauty of these captivating towns, this experience makes for an exceptional gift for yourself or a loved one. Book your Bath, Avebury and Lacock Village Small-Group Day Tour from London now and embark on an unforgettable adventure through the secrets and wonders of West England.