Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour 2026
Transportation by luxury coach from London | Skip-the-line access | Visit to Avebury included
About the Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
Book your special access inside the Stonehenge stone circle! An expert guide will explain the prehistoric monument's history and theories about its purpose. The tour includes skip-the-line access and transportation from London.
This is a special access tour that allows you to enter the stone circle at Stonehenge! Skip the line to save time entering, and follow in the footsteps of Stonehenge's builders. Not every ticket includes access to the inner circle, so this is a very special opportunity!
Follow your guide as they explain the history and significance of the monument. We don't know for sure why it was built, and although some have mentioned aliens, it was probably a religious site and a sort of farming calendar, as it was aligned with the sun. Your guide will tell you more!
Your Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour also includes a visit to Avebury Village and West Kennet Long Barrow, a 5,000-year-old tomb, and one of Britain's largest.
On this tour, you won't have to stress about transportation to Stonehenge! Board the luxury coach in London and enjoy the views on the way.
To make things easier, this tour offers a flexible booking. Cancel your booking up to 14 days in advance, and then simply book another time for your visit.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 14 DAYS IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 14 days before the selected date!
Amazing guide!
This was a great experience because I had been wanting to visit Stonehenge for so long! I was in London for a few days, so a tour from there was perfect. Thank you to our guide for making the tour incredible with lots of information and stories! I learned a lot about why Stonehenge might have been built and how. It was fascinating to learn about the different stages of its construction over 5,000 years. I definitely recommend this tour!!!
Avoided crowds & learned a lot
It was amazing to visit Stonehenge in the evening and walk inside the stone circle without a huge number of people around us. The guide explained everything clearly and really brought prehistoric times to life. My favorite was hearing about the legends about Stonehenge, how the stones come from Wales, and how people figured out how to align the stones with the solstice. It was really interesting!
DESCRIPTION
Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
- Stonehenge skip-the-line ticket
- Access to the inner stone circle
- Round-trip transportation
- Tour & free time in Avebury
- A visit to West Kennet Long Barrow
- Tour manager
- English
SPECIAL ACCESS TO STONEHENGE
The Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour includes convenient round-trip transportation from central London, so you don't have to worry about getting to the monument. You will skip the line, visit Stonehenge with an expert guide, and enter the inner circle. On this tour, you will visit the stone monument in the evening, when it is closed to the general public, so you will avoid the daytime crowds. This is the perfect option for anyone who doesn't like to rub shoulders with other visitors.
LEARN ABOUT STONEHENGE FROM AN EXPERT GUIDE
Stonehenge also existed in legends. One states that it was created by the wizard Merlin, who transported the stones from Ireland using magic. Another legend says that Danish invaders built it. There is even a modern legend about the origins of Stonehenge, and it says that it is a landing area for alien spaceships! According to experts though, Stonehenge might have been a religious site or some kind of observatory. The reason for this claim is that Stonehenge is aligned with the sun and moon, and ancient people might have used it to tell time, so they could start growing crops. Maybe they also used it to track solar eclipses. Some scientists suggest that it might have been a place of healing, as bones with deformities have been found in the area surrounding Stonehenge. Even though Stonehenge's purpose is not known, it was still a marvel of engineering - at least 1,000 people were needed to transport the large stones, and there were 80 of them!
HOW OLD IS STONEHENGE?
As your guide will explain, Stonehenge is about 5,000 years old! People used wooden posts before they put up the stones. Around 2,600 BCE, the smaller stones called the bluestones were erected, and they originate 240 km away - in Wales! The bigger stones called the sarsen stones were put up a few centuries later and weigh about 25 tons! Stonehenge's history goes back even further - 9,000 years ago people put up tree trunks close to the monument, possibly to mark events. Learn more about the purpose of Stonehenge with your guide. Book your Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour now!
VISIT AVEBURY & WEST KENNET LONG BARROW
You will also visit Avebury, a village home to the biggest stone circle in Britain, dating back to the 3rd millennium. Your expert guide will tell you about its history and you will also have free time to explore on your own or have lunch. After that, stop by the West Kennet Long Barrow, one of Britain's biggest Neolithic tombs, which are about 5,000 years old.
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Interesting facts about Stonehenge
- A man came to an auction to buy dining chairs and left with Stonehenge! In 1915, Cecil Chubb, a businessman, bought Stonehenge for £6,600. He later gave it to the government.
- The smaller stones at Stonehenge called the bluestones originate 240 km away in the Preseli Hills in southwest Wales, and were probably brought to the location by boat.
- Stonehenge's builders not only had to transport and raise the stones, but they also had to dig deep holes for them. The tallest stone is almost 9 meters tall, with about 2 meters hidden underground.
Book our Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour now and learn more fun facts about the famous prehistoric stone monument!
Good to know before you go
- Follow your guide's instructions and do not touch the stones at Stonehenge. Watch your step, especially if the grass is wet.
- There are toilets at the visitor center, but not at the stone monument.
- The tour manager will confirm the drop-off locations during the day.
Meeting Point
The meeting point is opposite Earls Court Underground Station (Warwick Road Exit). Pick-up times are listed on the voucher. The exact location is at Bus Stop C in front of the former Earls Court Exhibition Center.
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FAQ - Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
Can I enter Stonehenge on any tour?
No, not all tickets include entry into the inner circle at Stonehenge. People usually have access to the visitor path that goes around Stonehenge and allows people to be about 5 meters away from the stones. This is a special access tour that takes you right into the center of the stone circle, so you can see what ancient people once saw, unlike the usual audio tour of Stonehenge, which only follows the outer path.When is the best time to visit Stonehenge?
The best time to visit Stonehenge is early in the morning or at sunset, so this tour is perfect for avoiding daytime crowds! Plus, it gives you special access inside the stone circle. The best time of year to visit Stonehenge is in spring or fall, as July and August are the most crowded months.What should I bring when visiting Stonehenge?
There is no shelter around the monument, so bring warm clothes as you will visit at sunset when the temperatures drop. Bring your own bottle of water, and comfortable shoes, as the terrain is uneven.What should I bring when visiting Stonehenge?
There is no shelter around the monument, so bring warm clothes as you will visit at sunset when the temperatures drop. Bring your own bottle of water, and comfortable shoes, as the terrain is uneven.Can I touch the stones at Stonehenge?
No, you cannot touch the stones, stand on them, or lean on them.Can I use a baby stroller?
Yes, baby strollers are allowed.Can I take photos or film at Stonehenge?
Of course! You can take photos and film for personal use, but please note that drones are not allowed.What happens if my plans change?
If your plans change, you can cancel your booking of the Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour up to 14 days in advance.What else can I visit near Stonehenge?
You can also combine your visit to Stonehenge with a visit to Bath to see the Roman baths, or Windsor Castle to see the biggest occupied castle in the world!Don't wait! Book now!
- Skip-the-line access
- Round-trip transportation
- Easy booking process
- Free cancellation