Stonehenge Exclusive Private Viewing with Lacock & Bath

Looking for exclusive access to Stonehenge? Step inside the stone circle on a private viewing, away from the crowds, then continue to the picturesque village of Lacock and the Georgian city of Bath.

Stonehenge — Special Access

Built nearly 5,000 years ago, Stonehenge is the most popular prehistoric monument in the world. Most visitors are not allowed direct access to the stones, but with Premium Tours you'll step inside the stone circle itself, standing beside the mighty Sarsen rocks towering above you. Your guide will explain the history of this ancient site, pointing out the altar, slaughter and heel stones, above which the sun rises dramatically on the summer solstice. There's time to enjoy the peace, away from the crowds, experiencing Stonehenge at its most mystical and atmospheric best. Not to be missed!

Morning Tour

Your tour begins with a drive to Stonehenge. Before the site opens to the general public, you'll enter the stone circle, normally roped off to visitors, for a unique private viewing — the most dramatic and atmospheric way to experience this ancient wonder. Afterwards, you'll visit Lacock for breakfast in a 13th century inn, before continuing to the beautiful Georgian city of Bath.

Evening Tour

Your tour begins with a drive to Bath to visit the Roman Baths. In the late afternoon, you'll visit Lacock for an early evening supper in a 13th century inn, before continuing to Stonehenge. After the site has closed to the general public, you'll enter the stone circle for your private viewing — the most dramatic and atmospheric way to experience this ancient wonder.

Lacock — A Hidden Gem

Lacock is a little-known, picturesque village dating back to the Saxon era. Many of its beautiful buildings originally formed part of an extensive monastic complex and are now owned by the National Trust. The village is so picturesque it has provided the setting for many films and television dramas, including Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Enjoy a delightful walk before stopping for an optional breakfast or early supper at The George Inn, a 14th century classic country pub serving traditional British food.

Bath — A UNESCO World Heritage City

Next, you'll continue to Bath, famous for its elegant Georgian architecture. During your panoramic tour, you'll be enchanted by the town's beautifully proportioned streets. Your guide will also offer an optional walking tour to show you the charming 17th century Sally Lunn tea room and the Jane Austen Museum, among other hidden treasures. See Bath Abbey and the much-photographed Pulteney Bridge, modelled on the famous Ponte Vecchio in Florence. There's plenty of free time to visit Bath Abbey, or to shop and explore. You'll also have the chance to enter the magnificent Roman Baths (if upgrade option selected), where over one million litres of boiling water still rise from the hot springs every day, making it the best-preserved Roman spa from the ancient world.

What's Included

• Private viewing of Stonehenge with access into the stone circle
• Entry to the Roman Baths (if option selected)
• Visit to Lacock, with optional breakfast or dinner at the 14th century George Inn
• Professional guide
• Transportation by luxury air-conditioned coach

What's Not Included

• Gratuities (optional)
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Food and beverages

Good to Know

• The tour departs from Millennium Gloucester Hotel, 4–18 Harrington Gardens, South Kensington, London SW7 4LH, near Gloucester Road Underground Station (Circle, District and Piccadilly lines). Your guide will meet you at the hotel's casino entrance. As this is an early start, please arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time, as we're unable to wait if you're late due to the strict Stonehenge viewing time slot.
• The tour concludes near Victoria Train Station.
• As Stonehenge access times change by season, the order of the itinerary may vary.
• During the long summer daylight hours, it's not always possible to see the actual sunset, but we arrive as early as possible to make the most of our private viewing inside the stones.
• Stonehenge reserves the right to cancel in rare circumstances beyond our control, such as poor weather conditions that may risk damage to the ground or monument. This is rare, but most likely to occur in winter if it does happen.
• Free cancellation and full refund if cancelled at least 8 days before departure.