Serves meat, vegan options available. Restaurant in the visitor’s center at Stonehenge. Offers vegan pasties, cafe beverages with a variety of vegan …See more
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Sep 28, 2024
We arrived late in the day in wet, windy, overcast weather - which set the perfect mood for visiting this prehistoric site. We connected with Frances, a Visitor Assistant with English Heritage. Fra… Full review by Jim W
Sep 27, 2024
We have wanted to go Stonehenge for years so whilst being in the area we decided to go. We only saw the prices from around 10ft away when in the queue to the kiosk, due to the American tourists compl… Full review by Ian E
Sep 27, 2024
We decided to stop off at Stonehenge as we had been diverted that way, I have wanted to see Stonehenge for years as it has always fascinated me but upon seeing the price we simply could not afford th… Full review by Nikki P
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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If you buy the ticket, you will get 25m close. If you go without the ticket, from the north side, you will get 30m close. The experience is very simmilar. You will be behind the Fence, …
If you buy the ticket, you will get 25m close. If you go without the ticket, from the north side, you will get 30m close. The experience is very simmilar. You will be behind the Fence, but why not. There is always many tourists, anyway.
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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I believe the online price could be cheaper than buying tickets on the day. Also, leaving it until the day of your visit, tickets could be sold out for the time you are wanting to visit the site.
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