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Stonehenge Tours
Tours & Tickets to Stonehenge
Stonehenge Tours
Stonehenge, about 90 miles southwest of London near Salisbury, has been confounding and intriguing humans forever. The mysterious 40-ton rock formation, which dates back nearly 5,000 years, is one of the most famous prehistoric monuments the world over.
It's uniformly believed that Stonehenge was built in three phases and took literally millions of hours of labor to complete. As far as the purpose of the circular stone monoliths - that one's still up for debate, but theories range from astronomy to human sacrifice.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath Day Trip
From USD $123.73
Head west to Windsor Castle and visit the State Apartments. After lunch it's off to the World Heritage site of Stonehenge. End the day at the Roman city of Bath.
Windsor, Stonehenge & Torchlit Tour of Roman Baths
From USD $143.45
Enter Windsor Castle, see the World Heritage site of Stonehenge and follow a guided tour of Bath. As the sun sets, enjoy an exclusive torch lit tour of the magnificent Roman Baths.
Winchester, Stonehenge & Bath
From USD $111.69
Start the day in Winchester, a city that was once a major fortification against the Vikings. Continue on the the prehistoric site of Stonehenge and the city of Bath in the West of England.
Stratford, Stonehenge, Bath & the Cotswolds
From USD $137.48
Head straight for Stonehenge. Then, take a guided tour of Bath and drive through the Cotswolds, taking in breathtaking views of countryside. End the day in Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare.
Sunrise & Sunset at Stonehenge
Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, Stonehenge is especially fascinating for history and architecture buffs. The monument is open year round and custodians are always on hand to protect Stonehenge and answer questions.
Taking a bus or private tour is, perhaps, the best way to visit as access to Stonehenge's Circle can be arranged. This special entrée can only take place when the site is closed to the public. Translation: during sunrise or sunset, which is when the scene is at its most breathtaking.
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