Do I need to book for under 2s?

Yes, you need to book a free "infant" ticket for children under 5, including under 2s, to guarantee entry to Stonehenge.

Are tickets cheaper online?

Yes, booking in advance saves 15% against the gate price.

Do I need a time slot?

Yes, Stonehenge uses timed entry. You should choose your preferred entry slot when booking.

Is parking free or how much does it cost?

Parking is free for Stonehenge ticket holders. There is a £4 parking charge for non-members who are not visiting the site.

Only registered assistance dogs are allowed throughout the site, including the stone circle. Other dogs on leads are allowed around the visitor centre, but not in the exhibition, at the stone circle or on the shuttle bus.

Can we bring our own food?

Yes, you can bring your own food. Picnics are allowed in the monument field with views of the stone circle and at designated points around the visitor centre and landscape.

How long should we allow for a visit?

A typical visit is around 2 hours. You may want longer if you plan to spend extra time in the exhibition or walk more of the surrounding landscape.

How do I get from the visitor centre to the stones?

The visitor shuttle is included with your ticket and runs between the visitor centre and the stone circle. You can also walk if you prefer.

How long is the bus journey from the Visitor Centre to the Stone Circle?

The visitor bus runs frequently throughout the day and takes around 5-10 minutes.

How long will it take me to walk to the Stone Circle?

That depends on your pace! Bur generally, it takes between 25-40 minutes to walk from the visitor centre to the Stone Circle.

Stonehenge Tickets

Timed entry to one of Britain’s most iconic historic sites.

Salisbury, Wiltshire

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What to Expect...

See one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments with Stonehenge tickets, including access to the stone circle, the visitor centre exhibition and the reconstructed Neolithic houses. It’s a day out that mixes open-air exploring with hands-on history, all in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside.

General admission lets you get close to the stones on the visitor path, explore the wider landscape and spend time in the exhibition discovering how people lived, worked and travelled here thousands of years ago. The free downloadable audio guide and visitor shuttle help make the visit easier with children.

If you’re planning a family day out in the area, Stonehenge works well as a half-day or full-day stop depending on how long you spend in the exhibition and landscape. Browse more things to do in Wiltshire.

2 hours

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Suitable for Ages 0-12

Typical Visit Times 1 - 2 hours

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General Admission

Includes access to Stonehenge’s stones, visitor centre exhibits, Neolithic houses, shuttle bus, and free audio guide

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Open daily 9:30-19:00 (entry by 17:00)
Free shuttle bus from visitor centre to stones
World-famous prehistoric monument in open landscape

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What's Included in your ticket

General Admission includes entry to the Stonehenge site during your booked time slot, plus access to the visitor centre exhibition and the reconstructed Neolithic houses. You can explore at your own pace within opening hours once you have entered.

Your ticket also includes the free downloadable audio guide and the visitor shuttle between the visitor centre and the stone circle. If you want a closer-access experience inside the stones, that is a separate ticket product and is not part of standard general admission.

Includes:

Entry to Stonehenge with a pre-booked timed slot
Access to the Stone Circle visitor route
Entry to the Stonehenge exhibition at the visitor centre
Access to the reconstructed Neolithic houses
Free downloadable audio guide
Visitor shuttle between the visitor centre and the stone circle

Excludes:

Stone Circle Experience and other special access tours
Guidebooks, shop purchases and café food and drink

Know Before You Go!

Please note the visitor centre has toilets but the actual stone site does not
Don't forget to download the free audio guide tour before you explore
The audio guide is available in the following languages: English, French, German, Spanish. Italian, Dutch, Russian, Mandarin, Japanese, Polish, Korean and Brazilian Portuguese
There's free WIFI available at the visitor centre

Why Book With Day Out With The Kids?

Booking your Stonehenge tickets with us means a hassle-free start to your legendary day out. We're an official ticket seller, partnering directly with the attraction, so you get guaranteed authentic tickets with no hidden fees or last-minute surprises. Plus, we know how important peace of mind is when planning family trips - that's our easy online booking and instant e-tickets mean less stress and more time enjoying the mystery of the stones!

What's On - Activities and Highlights

Stonehenge gives families the chance to see one of Britain’s best-known landmarks up close, while still keeping the visit practical and easy to follow. You can start at the visitor centre, take the shuttle or walk out towards the stones, then return to the exhibition and Neolithic houses when it suits you.

See the Stone Circle
The main visitor route takes you close to the stone circle without entering the centre of the monument. It is the easiest way to take in the scale of the stones, the surrounding landscape and the atmosphere of the site.
Explore the Exhibition
The visitor centre exhibition adds the context that makes the visit feel complete. You can see archaeological objects, learn more about the people connected to the site and build a clearer picture of life in prehistoric Britain.
Step Into Neolithic Life
The reconstructed Neolithic houses help bring the site down to a human scale. They are useful for families because they turn abstract history into something visual and easier for children to understand.

Ticket Instructions & Booking Process

Choose your visit date and timed entry slot before checkout.
Bring your booking confirmation to the visitor centre admissions point on arrival.
Pre-booking saves 15% against the gate price and helps secure your preferred time.
Once checked in, you can head into the site without needing printed tickets if your booking is available on your device.

Attraction Details

Opening Times

Regular Times

Monday, 09:30 - 19:00
Tuesday, 09:30 - 19:00
Wednesday, 09:30 - 19:00
Thursday, 09:30 - 19:00
Friday, 09:30 - 19:00
Saturday, 09:30 - 19:00
Sunday, 09:30 - 19:00

Directions

Stonehenge

Stonehenge, Amesbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 7DE, England

Tel: 08703331181

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Last updated: 07:24 13/08/2025

By Train

The nearest train station is Salisbury station. There is a direct line from London Waterloo which takes around 1h30m.

From Salisbury you can take a taxi from the station or take the Stonehenge Tour Bus which departs hourly from the station. You have the option to stop off at Old Sarum if you take the bus.

By Car

Stonehenge is located just off the A303.

For Sat Nav, use the postcode SP4 7DE and follow the brown and white tourist signs to the Visitor Centre.

Important Information

Save 15% when you book in advance.
Timed entry helps keep arrival smoother.
Parking is free for Stonehenge ticket holders.
The visitor shuttle is included with general admission.
Registered assistance dogs are welcome throughout the site.

Booking FAQs

Most asked questions relating to Stonehenge.

A general admission ticket includes access to the Stone Circle visitor route, the visitor centre exhibition, the Neolithic houses, the visitor shuttle and the free downloadable audio guide. It does not include specialist access products such as Stone Circle Experience visits.

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