Stonehenge, England

One of the most well-known ancient monuments in Europe, Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is easily accessible as a day trip from London. The Bronze Age is said to have been the time when Stone Circle was built. Regarding the design and function of the stones, there are still a lot of unanswered issues. There is a visitor's center and museum at the Stonehenge site that is devoted to the history of the stone circle, the artifacts found there, and life in the time that Stonehenge was built.

Near the tourist center, there are additional Neolithic homes where you can see how life was more than 4,500 years ago. There is a shuttle that will transport you to Stone Circle from the tourist center. You may either take a guided tour or use public transit to get to Stonehenge. If you're coming from London to see Stonehenge, you may catch the train to Salisbury from London Waterloo Station. There is a Stonehenge Tour Bus that departs from Salisbury and will take you there for £16 for adults. This bus will also take you to various locations in and around Salisbury. It is a hop-on, hop-off style bus.