When visiting Stonehenge do you need to pay the "Stonehenge" bus twice, once to bring you there from Salisbury and once to bring you back to Salisbury from Stonehenge? Or does the 20 pounds pay for a round trip?
I was hoping to go in front of the Tower of London to the "Traitors Gate" to take a picture of the Tower Bridge but was not planning on visiting the Tower of London. Is it possible to walk in front of the Tower without paying an admission fee to the Tower of London?
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The Stonehenge bus ticket, through the Stonehenge Tour, is a return ticket
There is a wide pedestrian walkway all along the river front outside the Tower. You can view it on Google Maps.
We just did Stonehenge a few weeks ago using the bus. You pay once for the round trip. When you get on they give you a ticket with a bar code or a QR code. You just scan that any time you need the bus during the round trip.
A few words of caution, if you stop at Old Sarum they just drop you sort of randomly on the street without good markings on where to go. It's a fairly steep hike up to Old Sarum. After visiting Old Sarum you can take any bus (the red busses or the green Stonehenge busses) back to town by scanning your ticket but the red busses don't go back to the train station. And we made the mistake of getting on a green bus that looked like the Stonehenge bus back to the train station that came 3 minutes before the scheduled Stonehenge tour bus but it was actually a regular city bus that was just using the Stonehenge busses, so it dropped us in the middle of Salisbury and we had to walk 15-20 minutes back to the train station. So be sure you're getting on the right bus if being picked back up at Old Sarum.
