Stonehenge ticket types and visit options
Timed entry, audio guides, coach bundles, and quick booking strategies.
About Stonehenge
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge was raised in stages between c. 3000–2000 BCE—an extraordinary feat of prehistoric engineering and community effort.
Admission includes access to the stone circle area via the circular path, the visitor centre exhibition, and the reconstructed Neolithic houses.
The audio guide adds context at your own pace; occasional guided experiences and inner‑circle access run at limited times.
Wear sturdy shoes and bring layers—the open chalk downland can be breezy even on sunny days.
Arrive early or later in the afternoon for gentler crowds and beautiful light.
Ticket Options
Choose the style that suits you
Ticket Options
Choose the style that suits you
Stonehenge: Fast Track Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Skip the line and wander this ancient stone circle with a handy audio guide.
Stonehenge: Admission with Audio Guide + Premium Transport from London
Easy coach from London, entry to Stonehenge, and an audio guide — no stress, all the sights.
Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Oxford: Day Trip from London
Three classics in one easy day — Windsor, Stonehenge and the dreaming spires of Oxford.
Stonehenge & Bath and Windsor Castle: Day Trip from London with Bath Admission
See Stonehenge and Windsor, plus entry to beautiful Bath — one big day out.
Stonehenge & Bath: Guided Day Trip from London with Bath Admission
Guided coach day out to Stonehenge and gorgeous Bath — entry included.
Why book online?
Timed early and late slots are popular—online booking secures your ideal light and pace.
Compare coach bundles from Salisbury or London and any inner‑circle add‑ons before purchase.
Digital confirmation keeps arrival simple—focus on sky, stones, and landscape, not logistics.
What a Stonehenge visit feels like
From visitor centre to open downland—typical unhurried rhythm:
Arrive, check the exhibition, then shuttle or walk to the stone circle. Start clockwise and stop at the main viewpoints for photos and a quiet minute.
Circle back with the audio guide, peek at the Neolithic houses, and finish with a warm drink while the sky does its thing ☕🌤️.
Location & Opening Hours
- Stonehenge, Amesbury, Salisbury SP4 7DE, United Kingdom
- Salisbury Station: follow signs to the Stonehenge Tour bus at the forecourt; it drops at the visitor centre entrance.
- Amesbury: taxis or local buses reach the visitor centre—brown signs mark the final approach from the A303/A360.
- Visiting timetable
- Advance booking is smart for weekends, UK school holidays, bank holidays, and summer afternoons—solstice periods have special arrangements.
- Use official channels for solstice dates, weather closures, maintenance, and any special access adjustments.
Site maps show the circular path, shuttle stop, viewpoints, barrows, and the exhibition—flow is intuitive and well signed.
Frequently asked questions (planning & comfort)
Contact & More Information
- Stonehenge, Amesbury, Salisbury SP4 7DE, United Kingdom
- Email: see the official English Heritage site for latest details
- Phone: see the official English Heritage site for current contact info
Book a timeslot, bring layers, and give yourself space—then let the stones and sky do the talking.
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I built this to help you enjoy Stonehenge calmly—clear pacing, better timing, and context that makes the stones and landscape resonate.
Cancellation Policy
Refund/change flexibility varies by ticket type and vendor—timed slots and special access may be less flexible. Always scan terms before purchasing.
Group Discounts
Groups can often access discounted rates—coach parking and timed arrival windows are worth arranging ahead.
Important Booking Information
Arrive early for gentler paths and a quieter circle.
School holiday middays swell—target shoulder hours for easier photos and softer light.
Carry water, comfortable shoes, and a small power bank for photos and audio guide.
Weather and conservation works can adjust access—follow posted guidance and staff directions.