Stonehenge & Cotswolds Tours from Bristol
Bristol is the practical base for two of England's most-visited landscapes. Stonehenge stands about an hour and a quarter southeast on Salisbury Plain, its sarsens raised around 2500 BC; the Cotswolds begin an hour northeast, honey-coloured villages of Bibury, Burford and Castle Combe. Full-day tours from Bristol usually combine the two, or pair either with Oxford.
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Stonehenge & Cotswolds in Bristol — FAQ
How far is Stonehenge from Bristol?
About 55 miles (90 km) southeast — an hour and a quarter by road. Full-day tours from Bristol combining Stonehenge with Cotswold villages cost around £86.
Do Stonehenge tours from Bristol include entry?
Most full-day tours include timed entry to the stone circle and the visitor centre. Check each listing, since a few of the cheaper coach tours stop at the outer viewpoint only.
Which Cotswold villages do tours from Bristol visit?
Usually Castle Combe, Bibury, Burford or Bourton-on-the-Water, depending on the operator; small-group tours from Bristol that add Oxford run about £56.