Stonehenge

Tourist attraction
★ 4.8 (7K+ reviews) • 75K+ booked
Stonehenge is an ancient wonder and a must-see UNESCO World Heritage Site in England, located on the scenic Salisbury Plain. With its tall standing stones and mysterious stone circle, this iconic monument dates back over 5,000 years ago and gives you a powerful glimpse into human history. Begin at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre, where you’ll find immersive exhibitions, neolithic houses, a gift shop, and connections to nearby landmarks like the Salisbury Cathedral and Old Sarum. You can easily reach the site via public transport, Stonehenge tour bus, or shuttle bus from Central London or nearby small towns. Whether you’re here for the winter solstice, a peaceful walk among ancient landscapes, or to explore nearby villages and historic pub interiors, there’s no shortage of things to see. Don’t miss this day trip through time, book your Stonehenge tour on Klook today!
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Salisbury SP4 7DE, United Kingdom
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4.8 /5
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Klook 用戶
27 Jun
I was very satisfied. The driver was attentive, explained carefully, and tried his best to take me to see things that were not on the itinerary. I was not feeling well and he ended the trip to accompany me to the emergency room and took me home. He was very empathetic and a very kind person. The lady who contacted me was also very attentive and responsible. Very satisfied
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周 **
26 Jun
The tour guide Cindy is professional, conscientious, enthusiastic and responsible. The itinerary service quality is very good. This trip is highly recommended, with a full score and a lot of gains.
Klook 用戶
26 Jun
The overall experience is very good. The reception staff is very punctual. The driver will hand out wristbands before getting off the car. Only with the wristband can you go directly to the priority boarding channel. Don't take the wrong route and queue up with ordinary tourists, otherwise you will have to wait for a long time. It is recommended to go during weekdays because there are fewer people and the sightseeing quality of Stonehenge is better.
Cheng *******
26 Jun
It is worthwhile to take a local tour. The tour guide Steven is attentive and professional. He will give tips when appropriate. He knows the attractions very well. The whole trip is comfortable and free. Point-to-point pick-up and drop-off are 5-star recommendations.
Klook 用戶
24 Jun
The tour guide was very attentive. There was a special car for round-trip transportation, which was really convenient. There was also air conditioning in the car. Traveling in London in this way made me feel safe and comfortable.
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WU *******
24 Jun
Guide Zhong will explain to us the history of the places we will visit today and the places and culture we should pay attention to in London, England! I highly recommend this trip to everyone!
Klook 用戶
24 Jun
We booked a one-day tour of Windsor, Stonehenge, and Bath for 2 people. There were 9 people in the same group. The assistant would contact us via WeChat before the trip. He was very enthusiastic and would answer any questions. Andy, the driver and tour guide on the day, was very nice. He would make appropriate adjustments to the schedule, recommend scenic spots, and take us to some beautiful photo spots. Each location on the itinerary stayed for about one to one and a half hours, so there was no time to sit down and eat properly. Remember to bring your own food. The driving time in the middle was a little longer. The car was very new and comfortable, and you could see the scenery and take a nap in the car. Because we were in a hurry, we just took a quick look at Windsor. If you want to take a closer look, it is recommended that you arrange half a day to a day to take a slow walk. We drove to the parking lot of Stonehenge, and then took a round-trip shuttle bus to Stonehenge to take a look at the scenery and take pictures, and then came back to buy souvenirs. The time was just right. We didn't buy tickets for the Roman Baths in Bath. We planned to walk around the town to feel the atmosphere. We had ice cream and wanted to take out the century-old shop Sally lunn's recommended by the tour guide. It was sold out when we went there, so we changed to a light lunch set meal. The bread portion was very large, just right for two people to share. The smoked salmon flavor is recommended. The vegetable soup and tea are also very delicious. If you want to visit these attractions in one day, the one-day tour is highly recommended.
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Klook User
23 Jun
The tour was extremely smooth, without any hassle and wholesome. Covering these three beautiful spots in 1 day was quite amazing, and saves time. The trip guide Jason and the driver Ishmael (hope I spelled it correctly) were the cherry on the cake. 10/10 recommended 👌

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Things to Do in Stonehenge

Walk Around the Stone Circle

When you visit Stonehenge, one of the best things to do is walk around the famous stone circle. You can get close to the standing stones and imagine what life was like over 4,000 years ago. It's a great place to take photos and feel the power of this ancient wonder.

Explore the Stonehenge Visitor's Center

Start your day at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre, where you'll find cool exhibits, ancient tools, and even Neolithic houses. You'll learn the story of Stonehenge and how people built it so long ago. Don't miss the short film showing what the site looked like in the past.

Take the Shuttle Bus to the Stones

You can take a quick shuttle bus from the visitor center to the Stonehenge site. It's the easiest way to get to the stones and lets you save your energy for exploring. It also gives you time to enjoy the Salisbury Plain views along the way.

Join a Guided Tour or Use the Audio Guide

To really understand what to see in Stonehenge, join a guided tour or use an audio guide. You'll hear cool facts about how the stones were moved, what they may have been used for, and why the winter solstice is so important here.

Visit Nearby Attractions

After exploring Stonehenge, check out nearby places like the Salisbury Cathedral, home to the English Magna Carta, or visit the Wiltshire Museum and Salisbury Museum for more history. You can also relax in picturesque villages or stop by a historic pub for lunch.

Popular Attractions After Stonehenge

Tower of London

The Tower of London is a famous historic castle in the heart of London. Explore the old fortress, see the Crown Jewels, and meet the Yeoman Warders, also known as Beefeaters. You can also walk through the medieval towers, learn about the castle's history, and enjoy beautiful views of the River Thames. The Tower of London is about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car or 2 hours by train from Stonehenge.

Brick Lane

Brick Lane is a lively street in London known for its amazing street art, vintage shops, and delicious food from all over the world. You can explore markets, try tasty curries, or enjoy live music and cafes. It's about 1 hour and 30 minutes by train and tube from Stonehenge, making it a fun stop if you're heading to or from the famous stone circle.

Brockwell Lido

Brockwell Lido, located in Brockwell Park, South London, is a popular outdoor spot where you can swim in a 50-meter pool, visit the gym, relax in the sauna and steam room, or enjoy fitness classes like yoga and spin. There's also a café serving tasty artisan pizzas and drinks. If you're visiting from Stonehenge, it takes about 2 and a half hours by car or around 3 hours by train.