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Stonehenge is well worth seeing, even with the crowds. Our tour guide warned us that we might encounter anything from people stripping naked and running towards the stones to visitors in various costumes. Luckily, the only spectacle we encountered was influencers frolicking in the fields while being livestreamed! Audio tours are available through the Stonehenge app, but I personally found the interpretive panels along the walking path more useful. I understand the practicality of an audio tour at such a busy attraction, but we were able to read the panels without any issues. Having both options is helpful for visitors with different preferences. We particularly enjoyed the photo suggestions around the back of the stones and would have loved more of these along the route. Trying them out was the most fun part of our visit. The on-site café offered a variety of breakfast and lunch choices, including grab-and-go options. The gift shop had an extensive selection, and the visitor centre’s exhibition was very informative, with many artefacts to explore. We would have enjoyed more detail about the different theories surrounding the stones’ purpose and significance, particularly lesser-known theories, with a clear distinction between archaeological evidence and speculation. Overall, a memorable visit with plenty to enjoy beyond seeing the stones themselves.

+7

Fascinating day. Lots of walking. Excellent way to see a lot of sights in an efficient way with minimal hassel

Great excursion to a magical place.

free bus ride from entrance museum to stone circle, easy walk about half mile otherwise , great help for wheelchair users,

Stonehenge was an amazing site to visit! It’s fascinating to stand there and wonder how people thousands of years ago were able to build something so incredible. The history, mystery, and sheer scale of the stones make it a truly unforgettable experience.

We had a very nice day to visit. Parking was easy. Bus to the site easy. Lots of interesting stuff to see in the visitor center. Stonehenge. Check ✅

Seriously overpriced, given that you can walk for free around the English Heritage "boundary" which just means you are a little farther away from the stones. Shuttle bus ran frequently. The Visitor Centre is just too big and too chaotic (and we visited on a quiet day). I wish is was just a park and ride with toilets. That's all you need. Be careful - you have to pay for the car park and the signage isn't clear! I only saw one sign, surrounded by people desperately trying to pay online. Paying was stressful for me too. National Trust members can enter for free. However, again, there is no clear signage. SO I paid and then when I realised my mistake went back to ask for a refund which was refused!

I booked Stonehenge because we went to Salisbury for the night. The last time we was at Stonehenge was 2023 for the winter solstice but said we would return to see exhibition and more time around the site. It was very busy but there was no waiting and the staff were great. There is a free shuttle bus to the stones as it is a long walk from the visitor centre. The whole experience was very relaxed.

+2

When I planned my trip to England, this stop was included almost "compulsorily" in the itinerary, you are in those areas, you cannot miss this iconic place. I booked the tickets directly from the site, perfect organization, there is a museum at the entrance and then, you can decide whether to go on foot (the road is not short) or take the free shuttle that takes you to the archaeological site. Truly beautiful!

Expensive. Busy and parking was easy. Trying to pay for parking was not. Ring Go app wouldn’t work. Finally went to customer service and got it squared. Interesting history, but I saw all I needed to see in 5 minutes, The rest is speculation about origins etc. traffic was heavy, but not completely bogged down on an early weekday.