Access to the Inner Circle is available through specific sunrise and sunset tours. Make sure to book in advance as spaces are limited.
No, the Inner Circle is not open to the public every day. It’s typically available during certain times of the week and special events, like the solstices.
Since access to the Inner Circle is limited to morning and evening, there is no clear-cut answer for the best time to visit. It depends on your choice. However, visits during the solstices are particularly special, as the stones align with the sun, marking an ancient ritual.
Yes, unlike the outer circle, visitors are allowed to touch the stones in the Inner Circle during special access tours. However, it's important to respect the monument’s integrity and avoid vandalising or littering.
There are no specific age restrictions, but due to the nature of the experience, it's recommended for older children and adults.
It depends on the tour package you choose since it includes time for exploration and learning about the site's history.