Stonehenge Inner Circle Evening Access, Avebury & West Kennet Long Barrow

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Activity Schedule

When does it run?
As per the calendar
Duration
1 Day
Start time

Stonehenge Evening Special Access (4:45pm Entry):
London Bridge: 10.30am
Kings Cross: 10.50am
Victoria: 11.25am
South Kensington: 11.50am
Earls Court: 12pm
Meeting Point
Please make your way at one of the below pick up points (located close to London Underground Tube Stations):

London Bridge
Kings Cross
Victoria
South Kensington
Earls Court

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Ending Point
The tour ends in Central London

Key Highlights

Enjoy privileged access to the Stonehenge when the site is closed to the general public
Explore the charming village of Avebury, boasting Neolithic stone circles situated close to Stonehenge
See Silbury Hill & West Kennet Long Barrow, other important, mysterious Neolithic sites in the area
Special Access inside the Stone Circle
The Stonehenge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World
Enjoy a tour run by an expert guide, usually limited to private groups of 30 people
Travel by luxury coaches, designed for your comfort and safety
Smartphone voucher accepted- no need to print!

Overview

Enjoy special access to inside the inner stone circle of Stonehenge in the evening, when the site is closed to the general public (regular entry tickets only allow you to walk along the path that circles the outside of the stones)! A UNESCO World Heritage Site, a trip to the Stonehenge is a must for anyone visiting UK. A site that has continued to baffle experts over the centuries, this tour promises privileged access to the Stone Circle and is a truly surreal experience!

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Stonehenge is believed to have been built between 3000 and 2000 BC and continues to confound and intrigue experts through the ages. Walk around the mystifying circular formation of tall, standing stones. Experts still debate whether these were intended as an observatory of the moon, a temple to the sun, or an elaborate cemetery. The prehistoric stone circle and its surroundings having recently been restored back to its original, unaltered landscape.

Visit the mysterious village of Avebury which is ringed by the largest stone circle in the world! A small village with lesser-known Neolithic stone circles situated close to Stonehenge, enjoy a walking tour and then explore the village or have lunch at the famous Red Lion Pub (lunch is not included). You will also see Silbury Hill & West Kennet Long Barrow, other important mysterious Neolithic sites in the area.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

Transportation by luxury coach
Entrance to Stonehenge out of hours
Visit and free time in Avebury
Visit to West Kennet Long Barrow
Services of a tour manager

Exclusions

Hotel transfers
Meals

Please note

Voucher information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)

It is mandatory to mention your pick-up time and place in the special request section while making a booking.

If you go to a different pick-up point without notifying the tour operator you may not be picked up, as pick up would only be available from where it has been confirmed.

Please note that there will be 2-3 drop off points in Central London subject to traffic and other conditions. The tour guide will advise the specific drop-off locations and will be happy to help with public transport advice if needed.