Stonehenge

Here's what Trippy members say about Stonehenge:

"There are several route options from Canterbury to Bath. If you take A2 > M2 > M20 > M26 >M25 > M3 >A303 >A36 you could visit: Knole House (with cafe) near Sevenoaks.  . :"  See More

"Tours which whizz through Bath, Stonehenge and Windsor in just one day obviously cannot allow much time to explore those places."  See More

"You an visit The Lake District National Park, Cornwall, Oxford, Snowdonia National Park Visitor Centre, York, Salisbury (England),Brighton (England), Cambridge (England), Stonehenge, Wivenhoe and Avebury."  See More

"I took their day trip to Stonehenge and to Bath."  See More

"Hey Coto, unfortunately, there is an admission price to Stonehenge."  See More

"Stonehenge and Bath - we took a one day bus trip and it was worth every pound!"  See More

"Bristol is surprisingly awesome, and I think they are opening a new,faster train line that might enable you to do it in a day. But you would be missing out if you didn't spend at least 1 night there checking out the local cider/craft beer and cool vibes. See my guide here:"  See More

"When I visited London, we spontaneously rented a car and drove to Stonehenge Rent it just for one day to drive there and go back."  See More

"Stonehenge is always popular, and lovers of Jane Austen's novels adore Bath."  See More

"This is a rather flat version of a gondola ride but you can take your own punt for a ride, if you have the right balance ;) Salisbury (England) (train 2hrs) Most tourists pop into Salisbury to catch a tour to nearby Stonehenge."  See More

"As for places to go outside yet near London I'd consider Hampton Court Palace, it's right outside of London and steeped in history, Bath to see the Roman Baths, and if it fascinates you spend a hour or two at Stonehenge (I never "got" Stonehenge personally but a lot of people are very fascinated by it)."  See More

"Of course there are some wonderful day trips, such as to Hampton Court Palace or perhaps Stonehenge (although that's a bit further out)."  See More

"En route, you can stop and visit Stonehenge, and if you want to explore on to the coast, visit Portsmouth."  See More

"London-Dover-London London- Southampton-Isle of Wight-London Shakespeare county London - Bournemouth/Portsmouth - London London - Bath - Stonehenge - London London - Glasgow - London London - Wales - London"  See More

"There are so many great day trips from London such as Brighton (England) which has a great pier and Royal Pavilion or Stonehenge and the noelithic standing stones of Avebury which are on the way to the Victorian spa town of Bath."  See More

"I also really liked Bath Salisbury and seeing Stonehenge if your trip allows."  See More

"maybe contact the dudes on this website (their top entry is from Wiltshire, which is where Stonehenge is, so they might know something)."  See More