• Hungerford - The journey crosses a rare chalk river and passes through Hungerford, renowned as England’s antiques capital.
• Froxfield - Continuing along the historic coaching road to Bath, the route goes through the picturesque village of Froxfield, home to Somerset Hospital, a retirement residence for clergy widows established in the seventeenth century.
• Savernake Forest - Before reaching the market town of Marlborough, the drive takes you through the ancient royal Savernake Forest.
• Marlborough - Marlborough, a market town, boasts the widest street in England and showcases splendid Georgian architecture. It hosts Marlborough College, attended by many notable figures. Look for the ancient mound in the school grounds, rumored to be Merlin the Magician’s burial site and the location of the round table.
• Ridgeway Path National Trail - A brief stop on the Ridgeway Path offers a close view of ancient Bronze Age burial mounds and “The Sanctuary,” part of the impressive Avebury stone circle landscape.
• Avebury Henge and Stone Circles - A walk among the stones of Avebury, as ancient as Stonehenge, reveals the world’s largest prehistoric stone circle.
• Cherhill White Horse and Monument - Overlooking Cherhill is the striking Lansdowne Memorial and the White Horse, a chalk figure carved into the hillside. Nearby lie the remnants of an ancient Iron Age fortress.
• Sandy Lane - Off the main path, discover splendid thatched cottages before reaching the first official stop.
• Lacock - This exceptionally preserved medieval village features Lacock Abbey, home to pioneering photographer William Henry Fox Talbot. A walk around town reveals the old tithe barn, the old gaol, the church, the old workhouse, and historic pubs.
• Box Tunnel - Box Tunnel, constructed by the esteemed Victorian engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, was part of his project to connect London to Bristol.
• Bath - Enjoy a panoramic tour of Bath, taking in all the major sites including the Royal Crescent, the Circus, Queen’s Square, the Abbey, and Pulteney Bridge before visiting the Roman Baths.
• The Roman Baths - An audio guide transports you back 2,000 years through the restored Roman Baths, where you can sample the spring water.
• Beckford’s Tower - On the return to London, pass by Beckford’s Tower, built by a former Lord Mayor of London 200 years ago.
• Sir Bevil Grenville’s Monument - This monument marks the site where Sir Bevil Grenville met his tragic end during England’s Civil War in the mid-17th century.

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Embark on a full-day adventure to uncover the beauty and history of West England, visiting Avebury, Lacock, and Bath. Travel along the historic coaching road in a classic London Black Cab or a luxurious Mercedes minicoach, exploring picturesque thatched villages, ancient landmarks, and the scenic countryside. Discover Avebury, home to the world’s largest prehistoric stone circle, with a guided walk through this extraordinary Neolithic site.

Proceed to the 13th-century village of Lacock, renowned for its historic cottages and timeless charm, before enjoying a panoramic driving tour of the Roman city of Bath. Throughout the journey, listen to fascinating tales of legendary kings, ancient Romans, and England’s rich history, while taking in scenic views, historic landmarks, and expert commentary on this memorable day.

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