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- Getting there - Visit Stonehenge
Direct services from London Waterloo to Salisbury run regularly The total travel time is around 2 5 hours This connection is ideal for travellers without a car who prefer a direct and organized trip Long-distance coaches also offer a budget-friendly travel option
- Stonehenge Directions | English Heritage
From Salisbury station you can get a direct bus or taxi to Stonehenge We recommend checking Wiltshire Council's Connecting Wiltshire travel information before you make any plans for the most up-to-date information Bicycle racks are available in the car park near the visitor centre
- Where is Stonehenge located? Find the best way to get there.
The location of Stonehenge can be challenging to get to, this simple guide will help you find the easiest and cheapest way to get there
- 4 Ways to Get to Stonehenge - wikiHow Life
Located near the towns of Amesbury and Salisbury, Stonehenge is about 90 miles (145 kilometers) west of London You can get to Stonehenge by train, bus, car, or on a guided tour
- Stonehenge Visitor Map Location Guide
View maps and directions to Stonehenge Learn where it's located, how to get there, and what to expect upon arrival
- Stonehenge Directions and Location
Navigate to Stonehenge with directions by car, train, and more at AboutStonehenge Info’s travel guide
- Visit Stonehenge | Discount Tickets and Tours
Download a map here of the road access and parking Wiltshire County Council also has a guide to travelling to Stonehenge that includes walking and cycling routes, as well as busses and trains
- How To Reach Stonehenge | Transportation, Tips Essential Info
Don't worry about how to reach Stonehenge as various modes of transportation are available for tourists including cars, taxis, buses, and trains Those who wish to take a stroll or bicycle to the site can do so via Amesbury town of Wiltshire There are train and bus services operating in the region
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