Stonehenge
Explore the world-famous Stonehenge - a unique prehistoric monument and World Heritage Site in Wiltshire
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Highlights
- A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Europe’s most iconic prehistoric monument: Stonehenge offers an unforgettable atmosphere set within an ancient landscape.
- An immersive way to explore the monument’s scale, mystery and significance: discover the Stonehenge virtual stones experience at the visitor centre.
- A fascinating insight into daily life more than 4,500 years ago: uncover how the Stonehenge builders worked as you wander through reconstructed Neolithic houses.
- A scenic journey through the surrounding ancient landscape: enjoy a 2.6‑mile circular walk to the stones and back on unmade paths, or hop on the Visitor Bus for a more relaxed experience.
- Travelling from London? Choose the Simply Stonehenge tour, which includes comfortable coach transfers for a stress‑free visit available to book on VisitBritain.
What's included
- Stonehenge entry
- Audio guide to download (bring headphones)
- Visitor bus within the site
- Stonehenge exhibition
Prepare for the experience
Children information:
- Baby changing facilities, bottle and food warming, child sized portions and high chairs are available.
- Push chairs are allowed.
Accessibility information:
- A Visitor Bus runs frequently from the visitor centre, for those who need it, and takes around 10 minutes to reach the Stones.
- Carers are welcome.
- Please contact our team should you require further accessibility information.
Ticket restrictions:
- Children under 16 years old must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Live date and time availability can be seen upon booking.
Opening dates and times vary seasonally.
- September - May: Daily, 09:30am - 05:00pm
- June - August: Daily, 09:30am - 07:00pm
- Last entry is two hours before closing time.
- The site is busiest between 11:00am – 02:00pm.
Closed on the following days:
- 21 June
- 25 December
Frequently asked questions about Stonehenge
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What does my Stonehenge ticket include?
Your ticket includes entry to Stonehenge itself and access to the Stonehenge Visitor Centre, where you can explore informative exhibitions, see archaeological artefacts and experience the virtual stones display before heading out to the monument.
It also includes audio content, so don’t forget to bring your headphones!
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How long should I allow for my visit?
Most visitors spend around 2 to 3 hours at Stonehenge, allowing time to explore the Visitor Centre, walk among the reconstructed Neolithic houses and visit the stone circle at a relaxed pace.
This makes Stonehenge ideal as a half‑day trip or as part of a wider itinerary. -
Is Stonehenge suitable for families and first‑time visitors?
Absolutely! Stonehenge offers a well‑designed visitor experience with engaging exhibitions, open landscapes and clear pathways, making it suitable for families, first‑time visitors and those wanting an accessible introduction to Britain’s prehistoric heritage.
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Can I walk right up to the stones?
Standard admission tickets allow you to walk the managed circular path around the stone circle, offering excellent views from various angles.
Access inside the stone circle is only available on special English Heritage experiences, which are sold separately and subject to limited availability
How to get there
- Postcode: SP4 7DE
- Latitude: 51.1831565223
- Longitude: -1.85887471623
- Stonehenge is clearly signposted from the A303, off the A360.
- Car parking is not guaranteed and may carry an additional charge.
- Connecting Wiltshire offer information about local bus and train services.
- See the National Cycle Network for bicycle access.
Supplier information
This product is sold by VisitBritain Shop and provided by English Heritage.
