Yes, maps are available at the Visitor Center and can be downloaded before your visit. The map provides a detailed site layout and key areas of interest.
The map will guide you to the best photo spots around the monument, especially for sunrise and sunset views, when the light casts magical shadows on the stones.
A typical visit to Stonehenge takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on how long you wish to explore the site. The map’s pathways guide you through the entire area, helping you plan your visit.
Yes! The map outlines several walking routes, including the Avenue, which leads directly to the stone circle and aligns with the sun during the solstice.
Food and drinks are allowed, but there are designated areas for eating and a café on-site. The map will show you where the designated eating areas are located.
Yes, Stonehenge is wheelchair accessible, and the map highlights accessible routes and facilities to ensure a smooth visit for everyone.