Buckingham Palace and Stonehenge tour

Visit two world-famous landmarks in one day on an unescorted tour of Buckingham Palace and Stonehenge.

Buckingham Palace is a working Royal Palace, which is also the host of the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony, and Stonehenge is the famous stone circle that has puzzled historians for centuries. 

Visit Buckingham Palace

Start the day with a tour of Buckingham Palace, the official residence of King Charles III and the administrative headquarters of the Royal Household. 

Open for only eight weeks a year, step inside the 19 State Rooms, each exquisitely decorated and filled with historical artefacts and treasures. See the Throne Room featuring the throne chairs used in the coronation ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. The palace tour ends with a walk through the magnificent Palace Gardens.

Discover Stonehenge

Next, make your way to Bullied Way near Victoria Station to hop on a luxury coach to Stonehenge. Wander around the mysterious 5,000 year old monoliths as you learn about the many theories explaining their origins and purpose. Look out for stone 56, which is the tallest, and stone 52 – Christopher Wren, who designed St Paul's Cathedral, carved "Wren" into it. Don't miss the Neolithic Houses near the Visitor Centre, which are remodeled on the ruins that were found in 2006 and 2007 near Stonehenge.

Head back to London in time for dinner.

How do I get tickets for the tour?

Book tickets for the Buckingham Palace and Stonehenge tour via the Book Now button the the page.

What's included in the ticket price?

Entry to Buckingham Palace and Stonehenge, an audio guide and transportation to Stonehenge by air-conditioned coach are all included in your booking.

Where and what time does the tour leave?

Meet your Golden Tours representative outside the King’s Gallery in Victoria at 9.30am to walk to the palace at 9.45am. You will then be escorted to nearby Buckingham Palace for a 10am entry time.

After visiting the palace at your own pace, make your way to Bus Stop 1 Bulleid Way, 123-151 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 9SH before 12.45pm and hop on the Golden Tours coach to Stonehenge departing at 1pm for an extended visit at this historical site. Don't forget your e-ticket!

What time does the coach get back to London?

The tour arrives back in London between 6.30pm and 7.30pm. You’ll be dropped off in Kensington (Zone 1).

Be sure to double check all timings on your e-ticket.