
Stonehenge and Bath City Tour - Private Tour from Bath
Enjoy a private tour of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Stonehenge and the beautiful city of Bath
Walking tours cover on average 3-5 km and are the best way to discover hidden gems.
<p>This private day-trip is a great way to experience some of the wonderful destinations near Bath which have yet to be discovered by the big tour buses: Wells and Cheddar. The tour includes:</p>
<p>- A private walking tour of England's smallest city, the charming cathedral-city of Wells.</p>
<p>- A visit to the magnificent 13th century Wells cathedral with its beautiful architecture and a clock which is said to be the 2nd oldest working clock in the world.</p>
<p>- A walk down Europe's oldest residential street. </p>
<p>- A tasty insight into the area's most famous creation - cheddar cheese with a visit to a small cheddar cheese factory in the village of Cheddar which still produces cheddar cheese using traditional techniques.</p>
<p>- You will witness some of the region's most spectacular scenery with a visit to Cheddar Gorge, England's largest gorge. The road through this gorge has been awarded the title of the most scenic drive in Britain.</p>
<p>- You will have the opportunity to climb to a fantastic viewpoint on the gorge where you will be rewarded with amazing panoramic views of the gorge and area. The walk is a 1 hour round-trip (approx.) and includes an ascent up a steep uneven dirt path which can be slippery when wet and so the viewpoint is optional as it is not recommended for those with mobility difficulties.</p>
<p>During the day there will be a stop for lunch at an English pub.</p>
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Enjoy a private tour of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Stonehenge and the beautiful city of Bath

Private walking tour of Bath with a local guide who was born and grew up in Bath
Explore the beautiful city of Wells and visit the birth-place of Cheddar Cheese on this private day-trip from Bath

Explore fascinating prehistoric sites near Bath including Stonehenge and the world's largest stone circle: Avebury