Stonehenge is open daily, all through the year.
Peak season: June to August
Off-season: January to March, November to December
During the peak season, from June to August, Stonehenge has more visitors than usual. For a quieter experience, visit Stonehenge between March to June and September to November. These are not quite the peak or off-season, but just right in terms of weather and crowding.
The best days to visit Stonehenge are on weekdays as the landmark is most crowded on the weekend. The best time of day to visit would be as soon as it opens at 9:30am so that you can avoid crowds and explore the sprawling landscape. If you are visiting on a weekend, visit before 11am or after 2pm.
It is recommended that you purchase your Stonehenge tour tickets in advance to get your preferred visiting time slot.
Most visitors spend about40 minutes to 2.5 hours at Stonehenge. However, you can stay as long as you want until the closing time.
Currently, Stonehenge opens at 9:30am, and closes at 5pm in the winter and from 9:30am to 7pm in the summer. Here's everything you need to know about visiting Stonehenge.
You can explore the Stone Circle, exhibition, and visitor center. You can also see the Neolithic Houses from the outside. Learn more about the history of Stonehenge here.