Entrance to Stonehenge costs £19.00 (~$23USD at current Brexit exchange rates). You can buy your ticket from the visitor’s center, or get it online in advance on GetYourGuide – this option gives you a mobile voucher with instant confirmation, meaning you can skip the line.

To give you an idea of the costs of visiting Stonehenge, weekday off-peak adult tickets start at around £23 with the voluntary donation (£20.90 without) or weekends start from £26 in the winter season – currently until March 2024. Child (5-17), concession or family tickets are available too.

Stonehenge is free for National Trust and English Heritage members. However, if you’re not a member it’s best to buy in advance if you want to guarantee entry.

First of all, you’ll get the best price as you’ll save 10% per ticket, which means £20.90 for adults and £12.70 for children under 17. You’ll also secure your entry beforehand, as the site is usually packed (especially during peak seasons), and they only allow 7,650 visitors per day.

The costs of a visit to the stones can be prohibitive. Tickets to Stonehenge cost about £20 per adult - more at peak times, which can really add up if you are taking a family or a group of people. It can also be a rather unhappy experience as you jostle against huge crowds of other visitors and pay excessive charges for food, drink and souvenirs.