See Stonehenge and feel its power on an exciting day trip from London. Book Stonehenge tickets today and discover the mystery of this prehistoric monument as you learn about the many theories that attempt to explain its origins and purpose. Walk in the footsteps of early humans and explore the wider Stonehenge landscape.
How to book Stonehenge tickets?
Book your Stonehenge tour from London tickets in advance to guarantee entry.
Buy tickets just for Stonehenge, for a half-day tour with return transport or for a variety of coach trips that include Stonehenge.
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Combine your trip to Stonehenge with an excursion to Windsor Castle, a royal residence and fortress for more than 900 years, and Bath, a beautiful Unesco-listed city steeped in history. This tour includes the option of all admissions and entry to the Roman Baths, where you can view the incredible remains of one of the greatest spas of the ancient world, centred around Britain’s only hot spring. Duration: 12 hours
London, SW1W 0EB
From £89.00
See two Unesco World Heritage sites in one tour. Wander around Stonehenge's famous monoliths before exploring the ancient city of Bath on a walking tour. See the stunning 15th-century Bath Abbey, beautiful Georgian architecture and the iconic Pulteney Bridge. This tour includes entry to the Roman Baths. Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes
London, SW1W 9SR
From £89.00
London, SW1W 9SR
From £89.00
London, SW1W 9SR
From £89.00
Salisbury, SP4 7DE
From £25.00
Have an unforgettable Christmas this year with a day trip from London to four iconic UK destinations. Explore historic Salisbury, the enigmatic Stonehenge, the charming city of Bath and the royal market town of Windsor. All of this is paired with a delightful three-course Christmas lunch with all the trimmings. Duration: 11 hours
What is there to do at Stonehenge?
Stonehenge is shrouded in mystery, and no one knows whether it was a temple for sun worship, a healing centre, a burial site or a huge calendar. Walk around the stones and decide for yourself.
The Stonehenge visitor centre houses permanent and temporary exhibitions, showcasing more than 250 artefacts. Some from the time of the Stonehenge builders, and many items that have been found on-site over the years. The changing special exhibitions have included everything from contemporary art, photography and archaeological treasures.
How far is Stonehenge from London?
Stonehenge is around 90 miles from 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). The easiest way to take a day trip from London to Stonehenge is via a coach tour.
Do you need to book tickets to Stonehenge?
You must book tickets to visit Stonehenge. Booking in advance is recommended to avoid disappointment.
Can you do Stonehenge as a day trip from London?
A tour to Stonehenge from London is easily doable, and it's the perfect day trip to experience while using London as a base. Stonehenge is a world-famous site worth visiting, and it can be reached by road in two hours from central London.
How much is a tour of Stonehenge from London?
Tours from London to Stonehenge vary in price, depending on whether you choose to purchase standalone Stonehenge tickets or book a Stonehenge tour as part of a package deal to visit other historic destinations such as Windsor, Oxford and Salisbury. Check out the tours listed on this page to find out how much London to Stonehenge tours cost.
How much time should I spend in Stonehenge?
The iconic Stonehenge monument can be explored at your own pace, but we recommend around two hours. This allows time to explore Stonehenge and see the ancient monument up close and browse the gift shop for souvenirs afterwards.
Can you just walk up to Stonehenge?
As a protected historic site, you cannot walk up to Stonehenge during normal day-to-day hours. Booking a ticket guarantees access to the site, along with the many other fascinating exhibits in the visitor centre.
What is the best day of the week to visit Stonehenge?
Weekdays are generally the best time to visit Stonehenge. The site is usually at its quietest during the spring and autumn months.
Find more fantastic day trips from London or take a look at the best sightseeing tours within the city.
