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Distance: Stonehenge is located approximately 140 kilometers from London.
Best time to visit Stonehenge: March to June, September to November.
See what remains of the original Neolithic monument at the Stone Circle, featuring preserved sarsen megaliths and bluestones, most still in their original positions. Accessible on foot from the Visitor Centre or by shuttle, the Stone Circle has a protective barrier around, limiting proximity to about 30 feet to safeguard the stones from direct contact.
Through audio-visual experiences, you will learn about Stonehenge's history and its connection to the annual solar cycle. The exhibition showcases approximately 250 artifacts found in the area, including a polished axe, a flint arrowhead, and a decorative chalk plaque. You can also find a forensic reconstruction of a man's face who lived 5500 years ago, based on his bones.
Within the Visitor Centre, you can find the Stonehenge café, ticket office, gift shop, and car & coach parking. The cafe currently offers takeaway only. The Stonehenge shop offers a variety of memorabilia, including jewelry, key rings, books, clothing, and more. Explore 'Your Stonehenge,' a free exhibition at the Visitor Center, featuring pictures capturing visitors' experiences at Stonehenge spanning over 150 years.
Continue exploring nearby attractions near Stonehenge. Here are some popular locations you can visit!
Windsor is around 100 km away from Stonehenge. It is a historic town alongside the Thames River and boasts the magnificent Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle globally. With its rich royal history, charming cobbled streets, and lush parks, Windsor is a beautiful place to visit.
Bath is located around 50 km from Stonehenge. Nestled in Somerset, England, it is a UNESCO World Heritage city celebrated for its Roman-built baths and Georgian architecture. The historic Roman Baths, framed by elegant Georgian terraces, showcase ancient bathing traditions.
Located in Cotswolds, Lacock is a picturesque village in Wiltshire, England, frozen in time with its well-preserved medieval architecture. Known for its charming streets and historic buildings, including Lacock Abbey, it served as a filming location for movies like Harry Potter.
Approximately 100 km from Stonehenge is Oxford, home to the renowned University of Oxford, dating back to the 12th century. Historic spires grace the skyline, revealing a rich academic and architectural heritage. Stroll through cobblestone streets and explore world-class museums.
Visitors typically spend 40 minutes to 2.5 hours exploring Stonehenge, but you can take your own time. Just note that the venue shuts at 5pm in the winter and at 7pm in the summer.
Most Stonehenge tickets can be cancelled or rescheduled 24 or 48 hours before the experience begins. Please check your tickets before booking.
Stonehenge has limited walk-in tickets available to purchase onsite, but it is recommended that you book in advance to guarantee your visit.
Please note that your Stonehenge tickets are valid only for the date and time selected during checkout. Ensure you reach the venue at least ten minutes before your scheduled visit time.
For those using the shuttle bus, the journey will take about ten minutes. Please note that the shuttle bus is only available to those who cannot walk to the Stone Circle. For those who are walking, depending on the pace, it takes about 20-40 minutes to get to the Stone Circle.
If the tour involves just Stonehenge, then you can expect your Stonehenge tour from London to take about six hours.