Windsor Castle + Stonehenge + Salisbury Cathedral one-day tour

If you want to participateWindsor Castle+Stonehenge+Bath Roman BathsFor a one-day tour, please click on the blue link on the right: Windsor Castle + Stonehenge + Roman Baths one-day tour[Optional Chinese/Mandarin guide admission ticket+ Luxury bus+ Round-trip from London + Daily Group Departure] If you want to participateWindsor Castle+Stonehenge+Oxford University Walking TourFor a one-day tour, please click on the blue link on the right: Windsor Castle + Stonehenge + Oxford one-day tour[Optional Chinese/Mandarin guide admission ticket+ Luxury bus Round-trip+ Daily Group Departure] Windsor Castle Explore royal history with a visit to Windsor Castle, which dates back to the 11th century and is the official residence of the King. Since the 11th century, more than 39 monarchs have called the castle their home. See how decorative tastes have changed over the centuries as you tour the luxurious State Apartments, which house countless antique artworks, including paintings by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt. Windsor Castle also features Queen Mary's Dolls' House; one of the finest dolls' houses in the world. Admire the intricate details, from the miniature library of miniature books (by famous authors including JM Barrie, who wrote Peter Pan) to the miniature working elevator. You can also visit St. George's Chapel, the resting place of several monarchs including Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth II. Take time to wander around the chapel and read the memorials on display. Mysterious Stonehenge Wander around the World Heritage site and be mesmerized by this unique creation. The purpose of this monument, which took shape 5,000 years ago, has been the subject of numerous theories; was it designed as a religious temple, an astronomical clock or a Bronze Age burial site? Salisbury Cathedral Discover 800 years of British history on a self-guided tour, following an introductory speech by an expert Salisbury Cathedral guide. Learn how and why ancient stonemasons built this amazing structure, which holds the title of Britain's very tallest building, reaching 123 meters in height. Discover how construction of the main building began in 1220 and was completed in just 38 years, with only a 1.2-meter foundation laid on sand, gravel, and water. Hold your breath as you look up at the columns that bend under the weight of the spire, and as guide uncovers the hidden tiles at the intersection of the spire, using a**********to measure the water level beneath your feet. Entrance to the cathedral includes a view of the world’s oldest mechanical clock and the cathedral’s UNESCO-protected Magna Carta of 1215, one of only quantity surviving copies, which won Visit Britain’s “Excellent Storytelling” award.