Lacock and Lacock Abbey

For those who have always wanted to visit a typical southern English village then, you’d have to go a long way to beat Lacock.  Sat in the beautiful county of Wiltshire. It is a village almost frozen in time which is probably why it has been the setting for many a BBC TV series and movie, including Harry Potter. Come with us to Lacock and Lacock Abbey.

Lacock Abbey   Lacock and Lacock Abbey

Our day tour will take us from London to visit beautiful Lacock village and the great Abbey around which the village was built.  For centuries an Abbey, it long ago became a private home which at one time was home to none other than the man who invented photography using film.  Take a selfie where photos were invented!

The village itself is well worth exploring with a selection of very traditional pubs, shops and a beautiful church and is also home to one of the finest ice-cream sellers that I have ever enjoyed.

Lacock High Street (photo by Ettlz)   Lacock and Lacock Abbey

Nearby to Lacock is the mysterious stone circle of Avebury, which is the biggest man-made stone circle in Europe and much more peaceful and more enjoyable for many to visit than Stonehenge.  It is certainly where we locals prefer to visit.

Up close and personal at Avebury Stone Circle

On the way back to London we can stop off at Silbury Hill. A large prehistoric mound which is roughly comparable in height and age to the pyramids in Egypt.

All in all, it makes for a day to remember. I’ve been told by many it is the best day of their holiday and even of someone’s life!

Silbury Hill

Departure Time:8 am
City Location: Lacock, Wiltshire
Duration of Tour: 7 hours
(Approximate times as all tours are bespoke)

Adult Prices per person including entry fees (child prices available upon request).

How to book Lacock and Lacock Abbey Private Tour

1 Adult = £250

2 Adults = £235

3 Adults = £210

4 Adults = £200

For more information or to make a booking, please email yeoldeenglandtours@gmail.com

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