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Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge Tour from London
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- Discover St George’s Chapel where the late Queen Elizabeth II is buried
- Explore the royal wedding venue of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle
- Visit the 5,000 year old Neolithic stones at the world-famous Stonehenge
- Soak in the history of one of the UK’s oldest cities with a guided walking tour of Oxford
- Luxury air–conditioned vehicle.
- Tour operates in English, German, Japanese, Spanish & Chinese.
Golden Tours Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR, ,
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This tour was hands-down the highlight of our trip to London! Windsor Castle was breathtaking, Oxford was full of charm and history, and Stonehenge was just magical. Our guide was fantastic—super knowledgeable and funny, making the whole experience even better.
Took my wife on this tour for the first time, and it was hands down the best way to see these iconic spots in one day.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge Tour from London
This tour includes a guided walking tour of Oxford, return transport by luxury air-conditioned coach (with free Wi-Fi and USB chargers when available), entry tickets (if selected during booking), a 25% discount on guidebooks at Stonehenge, and the services of a professional guide throughout the day. If you choose the tastecard option, you’ll also receive access to discounts at thousands of restaurants across the UK.
Gratuities and food or drink are not included in the tour.
Check-in for the tour starts at 7:30am, with departure scheduled for 8:00am. The tour returns at approximately 7:00pm, finishing within a short walk of Gloucester Road Underground Station in central London.
The coach departs from Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR.
Exit Victoria Station via the Buckingham Palace Road entrance, located near the Gatwick Express platforms. Turn left and walk along Buckingham Palace Road until you reach the first major junction. Cross at the traffic lights, turn left again, walk about 20 yards, and then turn right into Bulleid Way. Please note that the coach does not leave from Victoria Coach Station.
Due to legal restrictions on driver working hours, the tour will finish near Gloucester Road Underground Station, which is within Zone 1. This station is three stops from Victoria on the District or Circle line and also served by the Piccadilly Line.
Yes, unless your tour is scheduled on a Tuesday or Wednesday, when the Castle is closed. In such cases, a guided walking tour of Windsor town will be provided instead. Windsor Castle may also close on other dates due to royal events or official functions. The castle is closed from 24 to 26 December each year.
St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays due to religious services taking place throughout the day. Visitors may attend the services, but general access to view the chapel or the royal tombs, including that of Queen Elizabeth II, will not be available.
Yes, there are scheduled closures at the chapel including Tuesday 2nd September, when it opens at 1pm, Saturday 20th September, when it closes at 1pm, and Tuesday 23rd September, when it is closed all day. If the State Apartments are closed during your visit, other areas such as the Precincts and the Drawings Gallery will still be open.
Yes, you may cancel your booking up to 24 hours before departure to receive a full refund.
Yes, a professional guide will accompany the group throughout the tour.
You will travel in a modern, comfortable, air-conditioned coach. Coaches are thoroughly cleaned each day. During busy periods, some backup vehicles may be used that do not include Wi-Fi or USB chargers.
Yes, please make sure to bring your e-ticket (either printed or digital), comfortable walking shoes, and clothing suitable for the weather.