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Stonehenge visitor information & tours - your guide to exploring Stonehenge
Stonehenge is the world's most well known prehistoric monument and one of the most popular attractions for visitors to the UK.
A memorable, easy and practical way to see Stonehenge from London is to take one of our tours to Stonehenge.
If exploring Stonehenge independently we offer Stonehenge visitor information such as Stonehenge tickets, opening hours and how best to get there.
Brushing up on the history of Stonehenge helps to put the spectacle in front of your eyes into perspective. As Stonehenge is a place of magic and mystery, many people choose to visit on the solstices to experience the sun rising over the stones at dawn.
Explore Stonehenge history and mystery and discover some amazing tours to Stonehenge from London.
Stonehenge tours
Stonehenge tours from London including Special Access tours to see inside the circle and full day tours combined with places like Bath, Windsor.
Stonehenge visitor information
What you need to know about Stonehenge including getting there & shuttle bus, tickets, Visitor Centre, getting a guide and more.
Stonehenge history
What will you see at Stonehenge? Who built it and why? Your guide to the basics on the importance of one of the world's most famous prehistoric monument.
Stonehenge tours
You have many choices when it comes to Stonehenge tours from London. Choose from a simple half day tour which offers great affordability, or have a full day out and visit other top UK destinations such as Windsor Castle or Bath.
You might want be one of the very few people to experience being inside Stonehenge by taking a Special Access tour - only available on selected dates, at sunrise or sunset. The only way to walk inside the circle of stones outside of the solstice celebrations.
There are also options to visit Stonehenge as part of your cruise transfer or alternatively visit privately with your own guide.
All Stonehenge tours from London
A range of Stonehenge tours from London including good value half-day and with Windsor, Bath, Stratford and more.
Special Access tours
See Stonehenge as few do - at sunrise or sunset with these special behind-the-ropes tours, some enjoy a meal in a comfortable country pub.
Stonehenge cruise transfers
Visit Stonehenge as well as Salisbury and Windsor on this great value cruise transfer from Southampton. Entrances included.
Private Stonehenge tours
Get more out of your visit to Stonehenge with your own private guide, with comfortable transport from London and planned just for you.
Stonehenge summer solstice tour from London
Ever fancied experiencing the thrill of seeing an ancient monument at dawn, as our ancestors would have done on a pivotal day of the year?
While the ultimate purpose of Stonehenge still remains a mystery, we do know that it was built to align with the sun on both the solstices, winter and summer.
If you can be an early riser for this special day in the year, you can leave London in the small hours and be on Salisbury Plain in time to watch the sun rise behind the Heel Stone in the north-east.
We offer a choice of two tours, one witnessing the spectacle of the sun rise itself, the other participating in the revelry and build-up the night before.
Stonehenge visitor information
Check out our pages below on Stonehenge ticket information, how to get to Stonehenge, Stonehenge buses and other practical information to really make the most of your day out to the famous monument.
Your practical guide to visiting Stonehenge including Visitor Centre, shuttle bus and facilities.
Your options for getting to Stonehenge in Wiltshire from London, including rail travel and shuttle bus.
Book tickets for Stonehenge, plus ticket information, prices and opening hours and inner circle.
Do you travel independently from London to Salisbury and get the Stonehenge tour bus or hire a private guide?
Stonehenge history, mysteries and landscape
The following pages give you some background on Stonehenge, its history, the Neolithic people who built it and the various academic theories as to its purpose. Surrounding Stonehenge are many other earthworks, contemporaneous with Stonehenge, which many visitors will want to visit at the same time, for example Durrington Walls and Woodhenge.
Stonehenge history
What is Stonehenge and who were the people who built it? Your introduction to the best known megalithic monument in the world.
Stonehenge mysteries
The mysteries of Stonehenge. What was Stonehenge used for and why was it built? Your introductory guide to Stonehenge theories.
Stonehenge landscape
Surrounded by Neolithic archaeological remains, Salisbury Plain is a great place to see more beyond Stonehenge.
