Stonehenge

A day to remember, without the guesswork.

Stonehenge is one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering families a fascinating journey back more than 4,500 years into Britain’s ancient past. Located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, this remarkable stone circle continues to inspire curiosity about how and why its enormous standing stones were constructed. Families can walk around the monument, discover its mysterious history and learn about the people who built it. The award-winning visitor centre features fascinating archaeological discoveries, interactive exhibitions and a 360-degree virtual experience that allows visitors to imagine standing inside the stone circle during different seasons. Children can explore reconstructed Neolithic houses, discover how prehistoric communities lived and learn about ancient building techniques through educational displays and demonstrations. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and ancient burial mounds, Stonehenge provides an unforgettable educational day out combining archaeology, history and outdoor exploration.