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How do I get from London to Stone Henge?
Hi I want to goto Stone Henge & I'll be coming from London. I know I can get the train but I don't want to go by train because its expensive. I would like to go by bus.
Is there a bus that goes to Stone Henge from High Wycombe? or close to it?
2 Answers
- David SLv 77 years ago
(Stonehenge is served by public transport Catherine) You cannot go to Stonehenge by bus from High Wycombe. Catch a Chiltern Railways train from High Wycombe to London Marylebone. then the Underground Bakerloo Line from Marylebone to Waterloo. Then an SWT train to Salisbury. They run every 30 minutes and the journey takes 80 minutes. The Stonehenge tour bus departs at regular intervals from outside Salisbury Station. You can buy a through rail ticket
from High Wycombe to Salisbury that includes the Underground section in central London.
www.nationalrail.co.uk
www.railcard.co.uk
www.thestonehengetour.info
You can save some money, but not time by catching an Arriva bus from High Wycombe Bus Station to Reading Station and catching a train to Salisbury from there (change at Basingstoke)
- CatherineLv 77 years ago
Stonehenge (all one word!) is not a town, but an historic monument in Amesbury, Wiltshire.
Stonehenge is isolated and not served by public transport. If you just want to see Stonehenge its both quicker and cheaper to take a tour bus than travel independently.
Edit for David: Just copied that sentence from the website I used; I also looked into the rail routes but since the question says ' I don't want to go by train because it's expensive', I discounted that information!
