Best Stonehenge Tours from London
Stonehenge is 140 km west of London, about 2 hours each way by road in good traffic. Without a car, tours are the practical option: they handle transport, get you early to beat coach crowds, and several include inner circle access that DIY visitors can't reach.
You cannot hop on a train to Stonehenge. The nearest station is Salisbury, and from there you need a bus or taxi for the final 2 miles. Unless you're already in the Wiltshire countryside, tours are the only practical option for a day trip from London. Browse tours →
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Stonehenge is smaller than most people expect. The monument itself is on a patch of grass, you walk around it on a path, about 30 metres from the stones at the closest point. The visitor centre, 1.5 km from the monument, has the original megalith drawings and a replica of how the stones were raised.
Sources: English Heritage, Stonehenge · Wikipedia, Stonehenge · Historic England, Stonehenge.
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