Christmas Day in Windsor, Oxford & Avebury with Traditional Lunch
Price Christmas Day in Windsor, Oxford & Avebury with Lunch
Adult 17-64 | £ 199 |
Child 3-16 | £ 194 |
Senior 65+ | £ 196 |
Student (Valid student ID card) | £ 196 |
Family (2A+2C) | £ 776 |
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Walking tour of Windsor
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Three-course Christmas Day lunch
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Walking tour of Oxford
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Visit to Avebury Stones
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Round-trip transportation on a comfortable, luxury coach
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Professional guide
Adult 17-64 | £199 |
Child 3-16 | £194 |
Senior 65+ | £196 |
Student (Valid student ID card) | £196 |
Family (2A+2C) | £776 |
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Walking tour of Windsor
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Three-course Christmas Day lunch
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Walking tour of Oxford
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Visit to Avebury Stones
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Round-trip transportation on a comfortable, luxury coach
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Professional guide
This Christmas Day tour to Windsor, Oxford and Avebury's stone circle is a 10-hour-30-minute day trip on 25 December 2026, leaving Golden Tours Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, SW1W 9SR at 8:00am and returning about 6:30pm. It includes a walking tour of Windsor, a visit to the Avebury stones, a walking tour of Oxford and a three-course Christmas lunch in a traditional Oxford pub. ⚠ Windsor Castle is closed on Christmas Day and entry is not included. Guiding is in English only. From £199 per adult, free cancellation up to and including 18 December.
Read this before you book: the castle is shut
Windsor Castle does not open on 25 December. No tour can take you inside it, including this one, and entry is not included in the price for that reason. What you get in Windsor is a guided walk through the town — the streets, the Long Walk, the castle from outside — on a morning when almost nobody else is there.
We put this first because it is the fact that decides whether the day is right for you. Buried at the bottom of a page it becomes a complaint; read now, it is simply the shape of the trip.
The stones at Avebury
Avebury is a Neolithic monument of three stone circles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — one of the best-known prehistoric sites in Britain. Its purpose has never been established. You walk among the stones rather than viewing them from behind a rope, which is the part people remember.
Avebury is not, however, the oldest stone circle in the world.
Lunch in Oxford, then the walk
Christmas lunch is three courses, served in a traditional pub in Oxford, with a vegetarian main course available. A guided walk through the city follows — entry to the colleges is not included, and on 25 December they are closed in any case. Parts of the itinerary may change on the day.
Windsor again, the day after, with Stonehenge
If it is Windsor and the west country you want, the Boxing Day tour to Windsor, Bath, Stonehenge and Salisbury runs on 26 December for £120 and includes entry to Stonehenge. It has no Christmas lunch, and Windsor Castle is closed to visitors that day as well.
- Spend Christmas Day in Windsor, Oxford and Avebury
- Sit down to a three-course Christmas lunch in a traditional pub in Oxford
- Join guided walks through Windsor and Oxford
- Visit Avebury, home to the oldest and largest stone circle in the world
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Walking tour of Windsor
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Three-course Christmas Day lunch
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Walking tour of Oxford
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Visit to Avebury Stones
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Round-trip transportation on a comfortable, luxury coach
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Professional guide
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Entry to Windsor Castle
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Gratuities
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Hotel pick-up and return
Itinerary
Windsor
The first stop is Windsor, a very popular destination thanks to the historic Windsor Castle. The castle is closed on Christmas Day, so the visit is a guided walk through the town, with the castle seen from outside.
Oxford
The second stop is Oxford, for a classic Christmas lunch in a traditional pub: three courses, with roast turkey and all the trimmings and a Christmas dessert; a vegetarian main course is available. After lunch, a guided walk takes you through the city, home to one of the world’s most famous and prestigious universities, with buildings in every style of English architecture and cobbled streets.
Avebury
The last stop is Avebury and its famous stone circles. The Neolithic monument, made up of three stone circles, is, like Stonehenge, one of the best-known prehistoric sites in the UK and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its purpose remains unknown, and you will hear the main theories about it.
After Avebury the coach returns to London; the tour ends around 6:30pm, a 2–3 minute walk from Gloucester Road station.
Map
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Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR
When: 25 December 2026
Where: Golden Tours Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR
Check-in: 7:30am for an 8:00am departure
Return approx. 6:30pm
Return Point: Due to legal working hour restrictions for our drivers, the tour will end just a 2-3 minute walk from Gloucester Road Underground Station.

- You must bring the e-ticket provided to gain entry to this tour.
- This tour will be conducted exclusively in English.
- Itinerary details may be subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Windsor Castle is closed on Christmas Day, but the town will still be visited.
Christmas in Windsor, Oxford and Avebury – FAQ
- Can I visit Windsor Castle on this tour?
No. Windsor Castle is closed to the public on 25 December, so no tour can go inside and entry is not included in the price. You visit the town of Windsor on a guided walk, seeing the castle from outside.
- Is Avebury the oldest stone circle in the world?
No. Avebury is a Neolithic monument of three stone circles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the best-known prehistoric sites in Britain, but it is not the oldest stone circle in the world. Its purpose has never been established.
- What does the Christmas lunch include?
Three courses in a traditional pub in Oxford, with a vegetarian main course available. Please state any dietary requirement when booking.
- Is entry to the Oxford colleges included?
No, and on 25 December they are closed. The visit to Oxford is a guided walk through the city.
- What time does the day start and finish?
Check-in at 7:30am, departure at 8:00am from Golden Tours Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR. Return is at approximately 6:30pm, after about 10 hours 30 minutes.
- What language is the guiding in?
English only.
- Can the itinerary change?
Yes. Our supplier states that parts of the itinerary may change on the day. The three destinations remain the same.
- Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, free of charge up to and including 18 December. After that date no refund is available.






















