Stonehenge

The best time to visit Stonehenge is during the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) when the weather is generally pleasant, and the crowds are smaller. Summer months (June-August) are the busiest, but offer longer daylight hours. Winter months (November-March) can be cold and windy, but offer a more solitary experience.

Besides the main stone circle, the visitor center is a must-see, offering exhibits and insights into the history and construction of Stonehenge. Explore the surrounding landscape, including the Avenue, a processional route leading to the stones. Consider visiting nearby sites like Woodhenge and the Salisbury Museum to gain a broader understanding of the area's history.

While Stonehenge itself doesn't have a specific cuisine, the surrounding area offers traditional British fare. Expect to find classic pub food like fish and chips, shepherd's pie, and roast dinners. Local pubs and restaurants in nearby towns like Salisbury offer a variety of options, often featuring locally sourced ingredients.