London to Stonehenge: Tickets & Transport

Experience Stonehenge on an immersive day trip from London. Uncover ancient mysteries, explore iconic megaliths, and travel with official tickets.

The Best Way to Travel from London to Stonehenge

Embark on a journey from London to Stonehenge with modern coaches designed for comfort and convenience. This eliminates the need for driving or public transport, allowing you to focus on the anticipation of exploring Stonehenge.

What is Stonehenge, and How Was it Built?

Stonehenge is a megalithic monument characterized by massive 40-ton prehistoric stones that have existed for around 5,000 years on Salisbury Plain. It is known for its architectural brilliance and complex history, including theories regarding its construction and celestial alignments.

Trip Itinerary

Your journey begins in the heart of London at the designated meeting time. Following a 2-hour scenic road trip (travel time may vary with traffic), you will receive intriguing information from knowledgeable drivers. Upon arrival, you will have approximately two hours to freely explore the site, with full admission included to avoid ticket lines. The total duration of your trip will be approximately 6 hours.

Meeting Point

Your adventure starts at one of the following two meeting points in London:

• Morning Tour: Bus Stop 8 on Buckingham Palace Road.
• Afternoon Tour: Bus Stop 1 Bulleid Way, located in Victoria Station.

Audio Guide

This is a self-guided tour with the bus driver speaking English, but no commentary provided. Complimentary audio guides in English are available at the Stonehenge entrance, subject to availability. Alternatively, download the audio guide content via an app on your mobile phone.

Stonehenge Ticket

If you prefer to visit on your own, you can purchase your Stonehenge ticket without transportation.