So I usually prefer to just get a rental car and drive to certain must-see locations myself, but in the case of Stonehenge, Bath & Windsor Castle it's absolutely worth it to take a bus tour if you're stationed in London.

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STONEHENGE:

-Unesco world heritage site

-Salisbury Plain, man made stones

-Built over 5,000 years ago, it's reasons are mostly a mystery which is what makes it so cool

-Took over 1,000 years to build

-No one knows how it was built, the stones are HUGE and super heavy

-You literally just walk up and see the stones, there's not much else to do

-Considering how far it is from London (2-3 hours) and you have to drive on the left side of the road, it's nice to have the bus so it doesn't waste the whole day



BATH:

-England was at one point a part of the Roman Empire for almost 400 years

-Bath is also a UNESCO world heritage site

-Known as one of the most beautiful cities in England, it feels like you are walking through the ancient streets of the Roman empire

-Named bath after these still-standing Roman built public baths

-City was built on natural hot springs which is why the romans built a bath here

-You can't bathe here unlike Japanese baths, but it's seriously so cool to get an in depth tour of what the Roman occupied England used to look like.

-They have videos recreating what it would have looked like


WINDSOR:

-This is where the Royal Family actually lives. Buckingham palace is technically where they work (Queen comes here on the weekend)

-Windsor is where a lot of famous actors live like Michael Cain (Alfred from Batman movies), Johnny Depp, Nick Cage

-Windsor is the largest occupied castle in the world over 900 years in operation

-Over 40 British Monarchs have lived here

-Be careful ordering food, get something fast! We lost our BBQ

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