Stonehenge

Finally visited the Stonehenge. Worth the visit. My kids love it and weather was perfect. Entering to the facility was easy and smooth. No queue needed. Definitely recommend

Really great to finally see this. Shame about the shambles which is paid parking there though, after paying a good sum of money for the tickets to enter… 🤦‍♂️

Very informative about the Stonehenge, staff were very friendly and the infrastructure were very accommodating to the needs of all ages. The gift shop had so many options to buy even exclusive / specialize game board. So worth the travel. Great Job English Heritage.

Stonehenge is located on a large hilly grassland, along the road can reach the tourist service center, buy tickets at a ticket office that looks like a simple room, you can get free introduction and Chinese guide, generally because there are more Chinese tourists, there is no Chinese introduction ten years ago. From the visitor center, wait for a free shuttle bus to reach the entrance of Stonehenge. It can't be very close. It can only be viewed from the periphery of the online rope fence. Follow the fence or walk on the wooden plank road. There are dozens of meters from the stone. Different numbered locations can be explained by the interpreter. It is really spectacular to stand such a giant stone in such a large hilly meadow. If you are lucky enough to travel here ten years ago, you can also look at the stone pillars very close. Most of the tourists are now more, and the safety considerations are not allowed to go near. In addition to tourists, there are school-organized primary school student tourism, maybe extracurricular tutoring, a group of children, it is very like the feeling of autumn tour, teaching and fun, very good. The whole tour is about half an hour to an hour. If you have a full day, you can also go to Bath.

Stonehenge] Opening hours: September 1st to October 15th, daily 9:30-19:00, adult ticket purchase 14.9, adult ticket purchase online 13.9, Chinese voice tour. Stonehenge is a relics from 2300 BC, has been 4300 years since, and the main body is composed of dozens of huge blue sand rock columns. Each block weighs about 30 tons. The entire stonehenge is composed of ringed stones and ring trenches. These columns are arranged into several complete concentric circles, the diameter of the ring trench is nearly 100 meters, and the inner side is next to 56 round pits, because these pits were discovered by British archaeologist John Aubrey, It is called the “Aubrey” pit. There was a group of children in front of Stonehenge, and a boy in the wind heard a young voice: "I'm too small, these stones can't see me." I was lying in the grass on the edge of Stonehenge, listening to the low sound of the wind and grass, listening to the car that went away; Looking at it, the modern cars were like dragons. I wonder if Tess was among them. Tess was tired from the flight, sleeping soundly on the boulder, her lover waiting by her side, and in the morning mist Claire saw the policemen who were surrounded and whispered: Let her sleep a little longer.

Stonehenge, England, was built around 4000-2000 BC, is a famous prehistoric cultural temple site in Europe. From now on, the scale and engineering difficulty of Stonehenge is simply incredible for early humans. It was built 700 years earlier than Egypt's oldest pyramid, but there is still a lot of talk about who built the majestic Stonehenge.

Take the train from Bath to Salisbury and then take the local tourist bus to Stonehenge. The bus is on the edge of the train station, with staff selling tickets, including round-trip tickets and tickets, and a ticket to some local unknown attractions. However, we only went to Stonehenge because of time. Although it is said on the Internet that Stonehenge belongs to the attraction of "not regretting, go to more regret", but in fact, after really seeing it, I feel that I can still see it. The attractions are relatively remote, but there are also tourists from all over the world to visit. Stonehenge is quite amazing. It's still worth seeing.

England's prehistoric Stonehenge is located in Salisbury, south-east Wiltshire, near the edge of Salisbury Plain. Salisbury city centre is 13 km from Stonehenge.