England, Wales & Scotland - South West

Stonehenge

A Karen Brown Recommendation

Britain’s most famous ancient monument is Stonehenge. Built over a period of almost 1,000 years up to 1250 B.C., this circular arrangement of towering stone slabs was probably meant either to mark the seasons or to be used as a symbol of worship. It is intriguing to ponder what prompted a society thousands of years ago to drag these immense stones many miles and erect them in just such a formation, isolated in the middle of flat Salisbury Plain. Understandably, Stonehenge attracts many visitors. Your visit will be more enjoyable if you are prepared for coachloads of tourists. (On the A303 about 10 miles from Salisbury.)

Located along this Karen Brown Itinerary:

Southwest England

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Nearby Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts:
Listed Alphabetically, Not By Distance.

• Bolhays
• Chewton Glen
• Little Thatch
• Wilton House
• Castle Inn Hotel
• Fosse Farmhouse
• Gold Court House
• Howard’s House Hotel
• The Old Rectory
• Plumber Manor
• Priory Steps
• The Priory
• Stock Hill House