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Day Trips from Bristol: The Best Itinerary

Few British cities are surrounded by this much: a Roman spa town fifteen minutes away, the deepest gorge in the country in forty, Stonehenge and the Cotswolds within the hour. Here are the day trips worth your time, with the tours to book.

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1Bath in 15 minutes
2Cheddar Gorge & Wells
3Stonehenge
4Cotswold villages

Bath

Thirteen miles east and a 15-minute train — the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge all walkable from the station.

Cheddar Gorge and Wells

Limestone cliffs, show caves and cave-matured cheddar, then England’s smallest city and its cathedral clock.

Stonehenge and the Cotswolds

An hour and a quarter southeast for the stones, an hour northeast for Castle Combe and Bibury — full-day tours usually pair them.

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Top-bewertete Touren genau für diesen Plan in Bristol — Preise pro Person.

Bath

Private Day Tour from Bath to the Captivating Cotswolds

Private Day Tour from Bath to Glastonbury and Wells with Pickup

Private Day Tour from Bath to Stonehenge and The Cotswolds

Bath: Local Pubs & Historic Sights Walking Tour (3h)

Wells, Cheddar Cheese and Cheddar Gorge - Private Day Trip from Bath

Half-Day Small-Group Tour to Stonehenge from Bath, inc Entry

Stonehenge and Bath City Tour - Private tour from Bath

Stonehenge & the Cotswolds Including Admission from Bath

4.9(242)·8h 45Min

ab$124/ Person

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What are the best day trips from Bristol?

Bath (15 minutes by train), Cheddar Gorge and Wells (40 minutes), Stonehenge (1 hour 15), the Cotswolds (1 hour) and Cardiff across the Severn (50 minutes). Bath is the easiest; Cheddar and Wells make the best full day by car or tour.

Can you visit Stonehenge and Bath in one day from Bristol?

Yes — full-day coach tours from Bristol combine them, usually with Cotswold villages or Lacock added. Expect around £86 and a nine-hour day.

Do you need a car for day trips from Bristol?

Not for Bath, which is a direct train, or for Cardiff. Cheddar Gorge, Wells, Stonehenge and the Cotswolds are far easier with a guided tour or a car — rural bus connections are slow.