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9:30 AM – 5 PM
Salisbury, London
2-3 hours approx.
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Stonehenge: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Highlights

Avoid long queues with priority admission.

Discover Stonehenge and its Visitor Centre.

Access an audio guide available in English and 12 additional languages.

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic atmosphere of this famous Neolithic monument.

Benefit from straightforward ticket booking and onsite pick-up options.

Stonehenge: Day Trip from London

Highlights

  • Witness the magic and atmosphere of a monument built by prehistoric men using 40-ton rocks.
  • Enjoy a scenic and comfortable drive through the green Salisbury plains.
  • Learn the history and context of the site with an immersive audio guide available in multiple languages.

Stonehenge & Bath: Guided Day Trip from London with Bath Admission

Highlights

  • Explore the mysteries of the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge monument.
  • Enjoy a guided walking tour through the distinctive Georgian architecture of Bath.
  • Visit the ancient Roman Baths Museum with an included audio guide

Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Oxford: Day Trip from London

Highlights

  • Explore the royal history at Windsor Castle during a 135-minute visit.
  • Discover the prehistoric wonder of Stonehenge with an interactive audio map.
  • Enjoy a guided walking tour through the historic university city of Oxford.

About Stonehenge

Stonehenge is one of Europe's most iconic prehistoric monuments, built in stages during the Neolithic and early Bronze Age. Its massive sarsen stones and inner circle of bluestones have stood on Salisbury Plain for thousands of years.

A visit lets you walk around the stone circle and explore the visitor centre, which explains what archaeologists have learned about the people who built it and why. Stonehenge remains one of the world's most studied archaeological sites.

Key Information About Stonehenge:

- Address: Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
- Number of Annual Visitors: Approximately 1.4 million
- Built: In stages from around 3000 BC to 1500 BC, with the stone circle raised around 2500 BC
- Status: UNESCO World Heritage Site (inscribed 1986, jointly with Avebury)

Stonehenge - Highlights in Pictures

Why Visit Stonehenge?

Neolithic Monument Experience

Step back in time at Stonehenge, where visitors can explore one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in Europe. This ancient stone circle offers a unique opportunity to connect with early human history and gain insight into Neolithic life and cultural practices.

Iconic World Wonder

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge captivates visitors with its mysterious construction and enduring presence. Its towering sarsen stones arranged in a precise circular formation invite fascination from people worldwide.

Seasonal Solstice Events

Stonehenge is famously aligned with the movements of the sun, making it a significant location for observing solstice events. Tourists visiting during the summer or winter solstice can witness this ancient site illuminated by sunrise or sunset, a spectacle that echoes rituals observed thousands of years ago.

Scenic Surroundings and Landscape

Situated within a designated landscape rich in archaeology, Stonehenge is surrounded by rolling fields and ancient earthworks. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks around the monument while taking in the pastoral scenery and other nearby prehistoric sites.

Latest user reviews

Oct 2026

Elizabeth F.

Very well-done exhibition centered. Readily available buses, especially for those with mobility issues. Very historic place to visit.

Sep 2026

Janette P.

This is our 2nd trip to the UK, last one was 3 years ago… a friend told us, not too bother, just a pile of stones, so we didn’t bother…. This time a different friend who was visiting them about 3 weeks ahead of us, said, if you have a free day, do it… well we had a free day and we did it.. caught train from London to Salisbury and then the shuttle hop on /off bus (which was great to see some of the country side and the town). We can say we found Stonehenge amazing. The history phenomenal!!

Sep 2026

MOUREZ M.

Excellente organisation de la visite, audioguide en français très détaillé et explicite. En résumé : super visite !

Aug 2026

Lynn J.

The volunteers were so friendly, engaging and knowledgeable. Their positivity made the day educational and enjoyable.

Aug 2026

Gregory F.

The experience was fantastic and I recommend to all visitors to England

Aug 2026

Lee M.

A good day lots to do

Aug 2026

Ellen V.

Very well organized. Excellent guidance/information from stewards.

Jul 2026

Camilla

Well organized.

Jul 2026

Remo D.

Der Audioguide

Feb 2026

Tariq S.

So much history!! wish i had more time there tho

Stonehenge: Opening Hours

Plan your visit to Stonehenge by checking the site’s opening hours to make the most of your experience exploring this iconic prehistoric monument.

Opening Hours:

  • 28th March to 6th September: 9:30 AM - 6 PM (last entry is at 4 PM)
  • 7th September to 27th March: 9:30 AM - 5 PM (last entry is at 3 PM)

Please note that Stonehenge is closed on December 25th.

Stonehenge: Address and How To Get There

Address:

Stonehenge, Salisbury SP4 7DE, United Kingdom

Stonehenge is located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, around 145 km (90 miles) west of London. It sits in open countryside, so reaching the site requires a short onward journey from nearby transport hubs.

Nearby Landmarks:

- Salisbury

- Avebury Stone Circle

- Old Sarum

Things To Know Before Visiting Stonehenge

Peak visiting times occur mid-morning and early afternoon, so consider booking tickets for early or late time slots to avoid crowds.

The site is wheelchair accessible, with designated pathways to ensure comfort for visitors with mobility needs.

Children under a certain age may require supervised entry; families should verify age restrictions when purchasing tickets.

Photography is allowed, but drone usage and flash photography are prohibited to protect the monument.

Visitors are encouraged to bring weather-appropriate clothing, as much of the site is outdoors and exposed.

Eating and drinking facilities are available near the visitor centre but not within the monument area itself.

Stonehenge: Additional Info

Facilities at Stonehenge

The Stonehenge Visitor Centre is designed to make your visit as comfortable as possible.

- On-site amenities include modern restrooms with baby-changing facilities, accessible toilets, and free Wi-Fi in designated areas.

- The site is fully accessible, with step-free routes, shuttle transport to the stone circle, and wheelchairs available to borrow.

- An exhibition space introduces the history of Stonehenge through archaeological finds and interactive displays, while outdoor areas recreate Neolithic houses to provide context to the monument.

Accessibility Facilities at Stonehenge

For The Visually Impaired:

Accessibility at Stonehenge ensures that all visitors can experience this remarkable prehistoric site with ease. For the visually impaired, tactile exhibits and detailed audio descriptions are available to provide an immersive understanding of Stonehenge’s history and significance. These resources can be accessed by requesting assistance at the visitor center, where staff are trained to support visually impaired guests.

For The Specially Abled:

Visitors with mobility challenges and those who are specially abled will find accessible paths and parking options designed to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Accessible toilets and rest areas are also provided throughout the site. To make use of these facilities, visitors are encouraged to notify the venue ahead of their visit for tailored support and to arrange any necessary equipment.

For The Hearing Impaired:

For the hearing impaired, induction loop systems are installed at key points within the visitor center to assist with guided tours and informational displays. Additionally, written guides and visual aids are offered to enhance the experience. To benefit from these services, hearing-impaired guests should inform the venue in advance to ensure the availability of appropriate communication support during their visit.

Frequently Asked Questions About Stonehenge

What is Stonehenge?

Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument and one of Europe's most famous ancient sites, known for its massive standing stones arranged in a circular layout.

When was Stonehenge built?

Stonehenge was constructed in stages between about 3000 BC and 1500 BC during the Neolithic and early Bronze Age.

Can visitors walk inside the stones at Stonehenge?

General admission typically allows viewing from a designated path around the stones, with limited access inside during special tours.

Is there parking available at Stonehenge?

Yes, there is parking available on-site for visitors.

Is Stonehenge accessible for people with disabilities?

Stonehenge offers provisions to accommodate visitors with disabilities, including accessible paths and facilities.

Are there any amenities at Stonehenge on site?

Visitor amenities commonly include restrooms, a gift shop, and a café.

How long does a typical visit to Stonehenge take?

Most visits last around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your interest level and whether you join a guided tour.

Can I take photographs at Stonehenge?

Photography is permitted, but use of drones and tripods may be restricted.

What is the nearest city to Stonehenge?

The closest city is Salisbury, located about 12 miles (19 km) from the site.

Can I bring food and drink to Stonehenge?

Visitors can bring snacks, but dining facilities are also available on-site.

Is there a gift shop at Stonehenge?

Yes, a gift shop offers a range of souvenirs and educational materials related to the monument.

Are there any events held at Stonehenge?

Special events and seasonal celebrations are occasionally held, often requiring advance booking.

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