스톤헨지(Stonehenge) Brochure. 솔즈베리(Salisbury)

스톤헨지(Stonehenge) Brochure.

솔즈베리(Salisbury). 영국(England)

english-heritage.org.uk

 

English Heritage

Stonehenge

 

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Lots to do

Key to landscape

① Winterbourne Stoke crossroads barrows     ② Fargo drop off point

③ Cursus barrows                                    ④ Stonehenge Cursus

⑤ Mesolithic Postholes                              ⑥ Stonehenge Down barrows

⑦ Normanton Down barrows Not accessible to the general public and for safety reasons we do not advise crossing the A303 to view them

⑧ Stonehenge Avenue                              ⑨ King Barrow Ridge

⑩ Long Barrow                                        ⑪ Cuckoo Stone

⑫ Woodhenge                                         ⑬ Durrinton Walls

 

National Trust Open Access areas The National Trust is a charity,          Registered number 205846       Before Stonehenge 8000 BC   Before Stonehenge 3700-3000 BC

Access Gate There are numerous access points across National Trust land. Key gates are shown on the map, but others are available. Time of Stonehenge 3000-2200 BC   After Stonehenge was built 2200-1600 BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Facilities

 

Visitor Centre

 

Key to Stonehenge

 1. The Stonehenge Avenue                      2. Arrow showing solstice alignment

 3. Heel stone                                        4. Stone hole marker

 5. Slaughter Stone                                  6. Station Stones

 7. Station Stone markers                          8. Sarsen stones

 9. Bluestones                                       10. Horseshoe of sarsen trilithons

11. Aubrey Hole markers                          12. Bank and ditch

 

Access Information

The path around the stones is fully accessible (weather dependent).

The landscape is uneven in places and unsuitable for standard wheelchairs.

 

Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the site open to the public

There are accessible toiltes, baby changing and accessible change facilities at the Visitor Centre.

 

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Welcome to Stonehenge

Stonehenge is an ancient temple aligned on the movements of the sun.

The stones were raised 4500 years ago by sophisticated prehistoric people.

 

English Heritage's project to transform the setting of Stonehenge returns a sense of context and dignity to this marvel of human endeavour, leaving Stonehenge surrounded by grass and reunited with its ancient approach, the Avenue.

 

 

 

 

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What can we do today ?

Download a free audio guide to aid your visit. Free WiFi available at the visitor centre.

■ Visit Stonehenge and explore the surrounding landscape

■ Visit the exhibition to find out more about Stonehenge and its landscape, people and

    meaning (please note that the exhibition contains human remains).

■ Visit the shop to buy a souvenir of your trip.

■ Discover the reconstructed Neolithic houses in the outdoor gallery

■ Buy a guidebook to learn more about the stones and landscape.

■ Relax and enjoy something to drink and eat in the cafe serving locally sourced produce.

■ Download a free audio guide from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

    Free Wifi is available at the Visitor Centre or pick up an audio guide (charge applies)

 

While Stonehenge is managed by English Heritage, the National Trust cares for the surrounding landscape. Take time to follow in the footsteps of ancient people and discover the prehistoric monuments built in this precious place.

 

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Enjoyed Your Visit ? Join today

Don't just visit the once, become a member of English Heritage and Enjoy:

■ Unlimited access to over 400 sites

■ Free or reduced price entry to events

■ Kids go free*

■ Free handbook

■ Exclusive members' magazine 4 times a year

 

* Membership allow free entry to properties for you and up to 6 accompanying children under 19 and within your family group.

 

Join at one of our properties, online at english-heritage.org.uk/join or by calling 0370 333 1182

 

 

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Other Places to Visit

Be part of our Story - Volunteer at Stonehenge

Please visit our website to find out more or email: volunteer.enquiries@english-heritage.org.uk

 

Keep in Touch

english-heritage.org.uk/stonehenge

facebook.com/StonehengeEH

@EH_Stonehenge

 

To find out more about Stonehenge and this area in prehistory why not visit Salisbury Museum in Salisbury, and Wiltshire Museum in Devizes. For more information about other places to visit in Wiltshire go to www.visitwiltshire.co.uk.

 

English Heritage cares for over 400 historic monuments, buildings and sites. Through these, we bring the story of England to life for over 10 million visitors each year.

 

Registered charity no. 1140351 (England).

Registered company no. 07447221 (England).

 

Stonehenge, Nr Amesbury, Wiltshire,

SP4 7DE, Tel: 0870 333 1181

 

Step into England's Story

 

 

 

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