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Welcome to one of the most mysterious places on the planet.
Primitive technology somehow hoisted these enormous rocks into a grand circle. It may have been used as a place for healing, a gigantic clock, or a spiritual graveyard. No-one knows the answer.
But that's half the fun.
When you visit, don't be surprised if you feel a connection to a past so distant that it’s almost unbelievable. You wouldn't be the only one to feel a sense of something otherworldly when gazing upon the wonder that is Stonehenge.
All you need to ask yourself is... what do you believe?
It’s not all about the stones at Stonehenge: you wander around Neolithic houses and see a wide array of archaeological relics.
After cramming your brain with ancient facts, why not visit the café? The light and airy space boasts a selection of locally produced food and drinks.
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