Bath to Lacock
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On the drive from Bath to the charming village of Lacock, you’ll travel through some of the most picturesque countryside in Wiltshire—gentle, pastoral, and wonderfully evocative of England’s rural past. As we leave Bath, the elegant Georgian terraces gradually give way to rolling hills, open meadows, and fields bordered by traditional hedgerows. You are likely to get a glimpse of the West Country’s famous 1.8 mile Box tunnel, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1841 and still in use by the railway .
Along the route, you’ll pass through small villages and hamlets featuring stone cottages, cozy pubs, and medieval parish churches rising above clusters of trees. Sheep graze lazily in green pastures, historic farmsteads appear along winding country lanes, and wide views stretch across landscapes dotted with woodland and patchwork fields.
As we approach Lacock, the scenery becomes even more quintessentially English. You may notice the soft golden hue of Wiltshire stone, characteristic of the region, and the sense that time has slowed. The road leads through peaceful farmland and quiet settlements before arriving at Lacock itself—a perfectly preserved village often used in period films, thanks to its unspoiled beauty.
The entire journey feels like a gentle transition from urban elegance to timeless rural charm, setting the perfect mood for your visit to one of England’s most atmospheric historic villages.
Activity Info
Transfer Schedule
Departure Location
Bath, England
Oct 7 9:00AM BST
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Arrival Location
Lacock, England
Oct 7 3:00PM BST