Brochure

1. STONEHENGE
---We invite you to make one of the most
original tours of London: visit Stonehenge on its
key day, the summer sun, the day when the sun
reaches its highest point and the length of the
day is the maximum of the year, a date celebrated since immemorial in which the green
plains of Salisbury reach a magical meaning since the megalithic monuments seem to take
a special dimension in that day.
Enjoy a different day and join the thousands of visitors who choose that day for various
reasons to visit the area, in an almost festival atmosphere in which you can walk among
the stones and participate in eccentric pagan rituals among lovers of new age.
--WHAT IS IT?, WHERE IS IT?
Considered one of the most impressive
and mysterious monuments in the
history of mankind, Stonehenge is a
megalithic complex that takes place in
the south of England, in the county of
Wiltshire and near the city of Salisbury.
Although it has not been possible to
establish for certain what was the
purpose or the reason for such construction, it is estimated that this may have served as a
ceremonial and cult site for ancient prehistoric populations.

2. --HOW DO I ARRIVE?
 If you are coming by car from London
you should take the M3 and A303 in the
direction of Amesbury.
 If you want to get from London by train,
there is a direct service from Waterloo
station which takes you to Salisbury.
 From this point you would have to take
a bus to get to the monument, although
you would have to take a Tour Bus that
will do a tour around the area.
 In case of being three or more people
you could take a taxi and get more account.
 Another possibility is to take a public bus to
 Amesbury and from there take a taxi or even
get to the stones walking for half hour. From
Salisbury you have to take buses 5 or 6 from the
station towards Amesbury, and the journey will take
about 25 minutes.
 There are buses every 30 minutes from
Monday to Saturday and every two or three hours on
Sundays.
 Buses from London to Salisbury depart from
Victoria Station with National Express, and the ticket
costs around £ 9.