Serves meat, vegan options available. Restaurant in the visitor’s center at Stonehenge. Offers vegan pasties, cafe beverages with a variety of vegan …
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Dec 6, 2024
We decided last moment to visit the stone Henge when we past a sign saying we weren’t far from the site and thought we would take the opportunity to visit while passing. We parked up and walked to o… Full review by Trail33760207587
Nov 30, 2024
My best friend and I visited Stonehenge recently. I'd book online next time because not only do you save money, you also limit queuing. I have ASD and was pleased that my friend could get in for free… Full review by MissMercury_1
Nov 22, 2024
Visited here whilst staying in Tetbury for a couple of days (90 minute drive) and went on speck without prebooking. Advise anyone to pre book as for a trip in late November £57 in total for two peopl… Full review by DuncanSouthport
In a few weeks I will spend the night in Amesbury and won't have a car. I was planning to go on foot to Stonehenge, since it is just 3 km, but the path would involve the A303, or so it appears. Is there a footpath alongside it perhaps?
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We took a taxi from Amesbury to Stonehenge for about GBP15. As I recall, the road was very narrow and traffic heavy. I did not see a separate foot path. You will have a chance to walk a …
We took a taxi from Amesbury to Stonehenge for about GBP15. As I recall, the road was very narrow and traffic heavy. I did not see a separate foot path. You will have a chance to walk a lot on site.
Evening all. Can you actually get close to the stones and if so, how close? Thank you
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You are not supposed to get off the walkway around Stonehenge and definitely are not supposed to climb on or touch the stones. But you are close enough, 15 yards, to …
You are not supposed to get off the walkway around Stonehenge and definitely are not supposed to climb on or touch the stones. But you are close enough, 15 yards, to feel the power of the stones and get some great photos. We found a historic National Heritage path that parallels the main walking path and I highly recommend it, rather than the official path, if you are walking to the site from the visitors center. I can't include the website in this answer but if you google "stonehenge landscape walk", you will find the site.
I hope this makes sense but is there any advantage to purchasing a 'skip the line' ticket vs booking a standard ticket online through English Heritage? It seems you'll need to wait in a line when you arrive regardless, correct?
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If you are already a EH member then it’s free to get in.
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