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Bring together Stonehenge entry, Windsor & Oxford tour in one day, with an expert on your side.
Bring together Stonehenge entry, Windsor & Oxford tour in one day, with an expert on your side.
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Duration: Flexible; Starts at 9:15am
Return transfers: From/to Marylebone Station
Mode of transfer: AC train
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Duration: 11 hours; Starts at 8:30am
Return transfers: From/to Victoria Coach Station
Mode of transfer: AC coach/bus
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From London: Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cotswolds and Warwick Castle Day Trip
Both tickets include round-trip transfers in an AC train or an AC coach/bus. It will roughly take 2 hours to cover the 160 km distance from London to Warwick Castle. These tickets are your best option for having the least amount of worries when finding your way to and around Warwick Castle. Here’s why we think booking round-trip transfers is best:
Take the Chiltern Railways from Marylebone Station or Avanti West Coast from London Euston to Warwick or Coventry respectively, the closest stops to the castle.
Best for: Convenience and speed
Time taken: Approximately 2 hours
Approx price: £30-£40 for a one-way trip
Take National Express 440 or National Express 460 from Victoria Coach Station to Warwick Parkway Rail Station or megabus M66 or megabus M65 from London Finchley Road to Coventry.
Best for: Budget travel
Time taken: Around 3-3.5 hours, depending on traffic
Approx price: £10-£12 for a one-way trip
Yes, Warwick Castle offers various guided tours that delve into its rich history, including tours of the Great Hall, State Rooms, and the castle grounds. Some day trips from London also include guided commentary during the journey.
Warwick Castle is very family-friendly, offering a variety of activities, including the Horrible Histories maze, live jousting, and interactive shows. There are also playgrounds and dining options for families.
Warwick Castle has made many areas accessible, including the grounds and gardens. However, some historic parts of the castle may have limited accessibility due to steep stairs and uneven surfaces. Wheelchairs are available for hire.
Yes, photography is allowed in most areas of Warwick Castle, although flash photography may be restricted in certain exhibits.
If you miss your transport, you may have to arrange alternative travel at your own cost. Always keep an eye on the time and ensure you’re back at the designated meeting point for your return journey.
Yes, Warwick Castle is open during the winter months, though some outdoor activities may be limited. However, the castle often hosts festive events like Christmas celebrations, making it a magical time to visit.
Warwick Castle hosts various events throughout the year, including jousting tournaments, medieval fairs, and special seasonal events like Halloween and Christmas celebrations.
A visit to Warwick Castle can take around 3 to 4 hours if you’re exploring the major highlights. However, with special events or dining, you might want to spend up to 6 hours to fully enjoy the experience.
Yes, there is on-site parking available, though it may come at an additional charge. Be sure to arrive early during peak times to secure a spot.