Visitor guide
How to Visit Stonehenge from London in 2026
Tickets, trains, coaches, timings and every tour option, with the three things first-time visitors get wrong answered up front.
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Short reads, one question each: how to get there and what it costs, what every stone in the circle actually is, what surprises people, whether it fits a short London trip, and whether a combined day is worth the hour it takes off the stones. For the long-form planning pages — choosing a departure, costing the day, picking a month — start with the guides.
The monument
Inside Stonehenge: Every Stone and Circle Explained
Sarsens, bluestones, trilithons, the Heel Stone and the Avenue — named, located and explained in the order you meet them.
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Facts
17 Surprising Facts About Stonehenge
What the stones weigh, how far they travelled, why the Druids have nothing to do with it, and which circle is actually the largest.
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Planning
Stonehenge for First-Time Visitors from London
A whole day out of a short trip, or half of one? The honest arithmetic for anyone fitting the stones around three days in London.
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Comparison
Stonehenge Alone or a Combo Tour: Which Is Worth It?
Most departures bundle a second or third stop. Here is what the bundle buys, and what it costs you in time at the stones.
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Half-days that give two hours at the monument, full days that add a second landmark, and the departures that go inside the circle. Every one refunds in full up to 24 hours before you travel.
Straight to the practical pages: hours and tickets, things to see and do, questions answered. Home: Stonehenge Tours From London.