Can you visit Stonehenge by train?
Travelling by train One of the easiest ways to get to Stonehenge is to take the train to Salisbury, where there are plenty of local transport options to the site. Once you’re at Salisbury station, the most common option is to take the Stonehenge Tour bus which runs directly from the station.
Where is Stonehenge in London?
Where is Stonehenge and how can I get there from London? Stonehenge is located in the English county of Wiltshire, about 90 miles (145km) west of London. You can travel there in around two hours by road, or an hour and a half by train (followed by a bus from Salisbury station to the Stonehenge site).
Is Stonehenge worth visiting?
Is visiting Stonehenge worth it? Above all else, Stonehenge is an enchanting and memorable place to visit, being steeped in mystery with rugged and wildly beautiful scenery all around. It’s one of the most popular and famous structures in the world, with around 875,000 people on average visiting each year.
Is Stonehenge free to visit?
To be clear, there is absolutely nothing illegal about visiting Stonehenge without paying for a ticket. There is a heritage trail placed by the government which is free to use and leads directly to the attraction. This is the trail which is free to use and will take you alongside the ticketed path for Stonehenge.
Do you have to pay to visit Stonehenge?
Is Stonehenge lit up at night?
English Heritage, which manages Stonehenge, says it was lit up at night for a period in the 1970s and early 1980s but that was stopped due to an increase in road accidents caused by cars and lorries slowing down to have a look.
How long do you spend at Stonehenge?
We think you need at least 2.5 hours to see Stonehenge, but you’re welcome to spend as long as you like looking around the exhibition, the Stone Circle and the wider National Trust landscape. We’ve put together some itineraries to help you plan your time with us.
Does Stonehenge cost money?