Is Stonehenge accessible?

<p>Yes! Stonehenge has actually been voted as one of the most accessible attractions in the UK. They have several accessible facities and accomodations including:</p> <ul> <li>A free shuttle from the carpark to the stones</li> <li>Disabled parking spaces</li> <li>Adult changing areas</li> <li>Accessible toilets</li> <li>Ramps and a path suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids (The path around the stones may be trickier to navigate in the rain)</li> <li>Assistance dogs are welcome</li> </ul> <p>View <a href="https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/siteassets/home/visit/places-to-visit/stonehenge/plan-your-visit/disabled-visitors/english-heritage-stonehenge-property-access-apr-23.pdf">Stonehenge's full accessibility guide</a>.</p>

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Salisbury

Stonehenge tickets and tips

👀See one of the world’s oldest and most mysterious man-made structures
🤩Walk along the avenue pathway near the huge stones (over 13ft tall)
📜Learn the story of the site in the museum

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Where is it?

How to get to Stonehenge

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Stonehenge,
Stonehenge, Salisbury, SP4 7DE

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South West Wiltshire Salisbury

When is it open?

Stonehenge opening times

Mon - Sun 9:30am - 3pm

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

What about facilities?

Stonehenge facilities

Picnic Friendly
Picnic Spots
On-site Café(s)
Disabled Changing Rooms
Baby Food Warming
Parking (Charges Apply)
Toilets
Dog Friendly
Gift Shop
Green Spaces

Here’s the questions people are asking about Stonehenge

Prices vary based on time, date and type of ticket. At Days Out a standard adult Stonehenge ticket starts from £20.90.

Yes! Stonehenge has actually been voted as one of the most accessible attractions in the UK. They have several accessible facities and accomodations including:

A free shuttle from the carpark to the stones
Disabled parking spaces
Adult changing areas
Accessible toilets
Ramps and a path suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids (The path around the stones may be trickier to navigate in the rain)
Assistance dogs are welcome

View Stonehenge's full accessibility guide.

At least 2.5 hours is recommeded to visit Stonehenge, but you are welcome to spend as long as you like looking around the exhibition, the Stone Circle and the wider National Trust landscape.

If you want to avoid busy days and big crowds, the best time of year to visit Stonehenge would be Spring or Autumn.

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0370 333 1181

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Stonehenge tickets and tips