Stonehenge Review

Stonehenge is one of the earliest sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List in Britain. It is the most famous prehistoric monument in Great Britain. It is world-famous, but also the most bipolar attraction. People who like it think it's a great place and everything's great; people who don't like it think it's boring to leave London for more than an hour to see some ordinary stones. The child belongs to the former and is a fanatic of Stonehenge. He has no reason to say, but he is determined to come here anyway. So let's give up Bass and Oxford and come to this mysterious and shocking Stonehenge. The popularity of this prehistoric relic is still very strong. In peak season, individual visitors are advised to book tickets online one day in advance. The website is as follows: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stonehenge/adult (18-64 years old) standard ticket 17.5 pounds, 65 years old or over or full-time student standard ticket 15.5 pounds, Child (5-17 years old) standard ticket 10.5 pounds, Infant (0-4) free. Family tickets (2 large + 2 or 3 small) 45.5 pounds. Parking is free. Explanatory rent is 3 pounds each. The road to Stonehenge is two-way and two-lane, and traffic jams begin near the scenic spot, at least a few kilometers. In order to protect the ruins, the parking lot is located far away. Tourists can enter the scenic area by electric vehicles (tickets include fares) or by foot, about 2 kilometers. Perhaps it is our sincerity that touched the heavens. Let us experience two kinds of weather in Stonehenge and see two completely different sceneries. To be honest, Stonehenge under the cloudy sky is even more mysterious and cold.