A private tour from London is the easiest way to visit Stonehenge. In just 7 hours, you can leave the city, explore the site, and return the same day. This express tour gives you time to see one of the world’s most famous landmarks without rushing.

Stonehenge Is Where?

Stonehenge is in Wiltshire, about 90 miles west of London. It sits on Salisbury Plain, surrounded by open fields and ancient sites. A private tour from London takes around two hours each way, depending on traffic.

Stonehenge Built When?

Historians believe Stonehenge was built in stages between 3000 BC and 2000 BC. The stones you see today are part of a site that has been used for thousands of years. No one knows exactly why it was built, but most agree it had spiritual or ceremonial meaning.

Stonehenge on Solstice

The summer and winter solstices are the most special times to visit. On these days, the sun lines up perfectly with the stones. Thousands of people gather to watch the sunrise or sunset. If you want to see Stonehenge on solstice, plan well in advance as it gets very busy.

Stonehenge Closing Time

Stonehenge is open almost every day of the year, but hours vary by season. Closing time is usually between 5 pm and 7 pm. A private tour from London makes it easy to arrive during opening hours and enjoy the site without stress. Always check the official website for the latest times [1].

Stonehenge Weather

The weather around Stonehenge can be unpredictable. It’s often windy, and rain can come suddenly. Bring a jacket and comfortable shoes. Even in summer, it’s good to prepare for cool conditions on the open plain [2].

Stonehenge Public Car Park

If you’re not on a private tour from London, you can use the Stonehenge public car park near the visitor centre. Shuttle buses run from the car park to the stones. Parking is included in the ticket price [3].

What’s Included in a Private Tour from London?

When you book with us, you’ll enjoy:

Pickup from any hotel in London.
Drop-off back at your hotel after the tour.
Private transfer in one of our luxury vehicles.
Complimentary bottled water and onboard Wi-Fi.

This makes the journey comfortable and stress-free compared with other options.

Why Choose a Private Tour Instead of Public Transport?

Traveling to Stonehenge by train and bus can be complicated. You need to:

Take a train from London to Salisbury (about 1 hour 30 minutes).
Then catch a local bus or taxi to Stonehenge (about 30 minutes).
Buy separate tickets for each part of the trip.
Carry luggage and wait for connections.

Cost Comparison:

Public transport: Train tickets London–Salisbury return often cost £40–£60 per person [4]. Add £17 for the local bus to Stonehenge [5]. For a family of four, this can easily reach over £200, not including time lost on connections.
Private tour from London: One fixed price for your group, with hotel pickup, drop-off, and no extra hassle. You save time and travel in comfort.

Why This Tour Makes Sense

A private tour from London to Stonehenge is the simplest way to see this ancient site in one day. You get direct travel, luxury comfort, and no wasted time. Public transport works, but it’s slower, less flexible, and not much cheaper when traveling as a group.