What you need to know
We've made some changes to help keep you safe and as we respond to government guidelines there may be further updates. Here's everything you need to know right now but please check back before you visit.
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Do we need to Book?
Advance booking is now essential. We have introduced limits on visitor numbers to help keep everyone safe, and you won’t be able to visit without your booking confirmation. If you’re a Member or Local Residents Pass holder, your ticket will be free, but you still need to book in advance. Make sure you've read our ticketing FAQ before you book.
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Booking FAQs
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What changes have you made to your facilities?
Stonehenge is fully open including the stone circle, exhibition and visitor centre.
We’ve introduced a 2.6 mile circular route to the stones and back on unmade paths through the surrounding ancient landscape which is owned and cared for by the National Trust. There is also a shuttle bus for those who want it.
The audioguide handsets are not available at the moment but you can download the guide free to your smartphone. Remember to bring your headphones.
To keep you safe our shop, cafe and exhibition are operating with reduced capacity. At busier times you may be asked to wait for a short time before you can enter.
Plan your Visit
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What are you doing to keep us safe?
We've made a number of changes to help keep you safe. Although things might be a little different when you visit, you’ll still be able to enjoy exploring the places where history really happened. And you’ll still be given a warm and safe welcome by our friendly – if socially distant – staff and volunteers.
You can visit our reopening page for information on general safety measures we've taken to help keep you safe.
General Safety Information
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Do I need to wear a face covering?
Face coverings must be worn in all indoor areas, including the shuttle buses. We won't be able to provide you with a face covering, so please come prepared so you don't miss out.
