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Topic: Stonehenge

Ancient druids were priests, scholars and judges, not Stonehenge builders

Revealing how Celtic priests, scholars and legal experts shaped ancient Britain without any connection to the famous stone circle.

Hidden landscapes of Stonehenge

Exciting new discoveries cast fresh light on the world’s most famous henge.

What is it that makes Stonehenge's stone circles so magical

While Stonehenge does not make Britain's other stone circles in size or setting it remains one of Britain's most fascinating tourist attractions and here's why...

The best tourist attractions in Britain

Interested in visiting the UK? Then check out Britain's best tourist attractions to make sure you're getting the most from your trip

Take a virtual tour of Britains top tourist attractions during quarantine

As the coronavirus pandemic is really hampering our British travel plans in 2020 we decided to pull together some ingenious virtual tours of Britain's top attractions.

Missing piece of Stonehenge returned after 60 years

A piece of Stonehenge, missing for more than 60 years, was finally returned in 2019 and may provide clues to the monument's origins.

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Those Stonehenge Scientists Just Keep on Digging

Maybe pieces of old bone and flint don't seem like the most exciting archeological discovery, but they get a lot more so when they're found just a mile away from Stonehenge.

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