The monuments
The surviving sarsen circle, five great trilithons and smaller bluestones, with the Heel Stone beside the approach.
Instant Stonehenge BETA
Walk around the standing stones on Salisbury Plain.
The surviving sarsen circle, five great trilithons and smaller bluestones, with the Heel Stone beside the approach.
Free · no account · works on PC, tablet and phone
What you can do
Around the stones
Follow the marked circuit, or leave the race to explore freely. Play alone or with two players on one keyboard.
A tour and a quest
Take a flight over the site with short explanations of its landmarks, or find your walking group before the tour leaves.
On the map
- 1
🪨 Stone circle
The surviving sarsens and lintels form part of a circle around the inner horseshoe of trilithons.
- 2
🪨 Heel Stone
This unworked sarsen stands outside the main circle, beside the approach along the Avenue.
- 3
🪨 The earthwork
A circular bank and ditch surround the stones. The earthwork is older than the main stone setting.
About Stonehenge
- Period
- Built in several stages during the Neolithic and Bronze Age
- Stones
- Large sarsens and smaller bluestones
- Setting
- Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire
- In the game
- A simplified model of the site. The visitor circuit is drawn by hand; surrounding map data comes from OpenStreetMap.
Read more: History and background.
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