The morning tour begins with a journey to Stonehenge, offering a unique opportunity to explore one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites before it opens to the general public. This private visit to the stone circle, usually inaccessible, provides an exclusive and magical setting, perfect for those who wish to uncover the history and mystery surrounding this iconic landmark. Following the visit, the tour continues to Lacock, a picturesque Saxon-era village with a rich architectural heritage. Here, guests enjoy a delightful breakfast in a 13th-century inn, surrounded by a warm atmosphere that evokes bygone eras. The final leg of the journey leads to Bath, a city renowned for its refined Georgian architecture, perfectly proportioned streets, and vibrant history reflected in every corner.
The evening tour offers a different perspective, starting in Bath, where visitors explore the Roman Baths and the famous Pump Room, two attractions that showcase the splendor and sophistication of ancient Rome. Later, the journey continues to Lacock, where guests enjoy an early evening supper in the same historic inn, immersed in the medieval charm of the village. Finally, the highlight of the tour takes place at Stonehenge, where exclusive access to the stone circle is granted after closing time. This special moment allows visitors to enjoy the serenity and mystical atmosphere of the site at its most enchanting.
Stonehenge, nearly 5,000 years old, is one of the world’s most fascinating prehistoric wonders. With restricted access for the general public, this opportunity to enter the stone circle is truly extraordinary. During the visit, the towering sarsen megaliths rise majestically, while an expert guide reveals the historical and cultural secrets of the site. Key features such as the altar stone, slaughter stone, and heel stone are highlighted, offering profound symbolism, particularly during events like the summer solstice when the sun aligns spectacularly. This tour provides a moment of peace and reflection, far from the crowds, allowing visitors to experience Stonehenge at its most magical and evocative.
The itinerary includes a visit to Lacock, a village frozen in time, known for its unique beauty and charm. With roots dating back to the Saxon era, this location has been the backdrop for various film and television productions thanks to its period atmosphere. Visitors can opt for a leisurely stroll through its streets, discovering the remnants of an ancient monastic complex, or enjoy a meal at The George Inn, an establishment that has retained its authenticity over the centuries. This historic ambiance combines with classic British cuisine to create an unforgettable experience.
The tour also includes the city of Bath, globally recognized for its Georgian architecture and refined atmosphere. During the visit, tourists have the chance to explore iconic landmarks such as Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, inspired by Florence’s famous Ponte Vecchio. Additionally, an expert guide provides deeper insight into the city through an optional walking tour, highlighting landmarks such as the Sally Lunn tea room and the Jane Austen Museum. For those seeking a deeper historical connection, the Roman Baths are a must-visit, where thermal waters continue to emerge from the springs, just as they did thousands of years ago. This site, considered one of the best-preserved Roman spas in the world, transports visitors to the grandeur of ancient Rome, blending history, culture, and architectural beauty in an unparalleled experience.