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StonehengeHow to Get to Stonehenge
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Getting there
Your easiest way to Stonehenge
Stonehenge is about 15 km north of Salisbury, with no station of its own. Trains from London Waterloo reach Salisbury in about 90 minutes, then the Stonehenge Tour bus runs from the station to the visitor centre.
Not yet verified
Journey times from Routavio data, updated 6 Oct 2026.
Airports compared
Which airport to fly into
We compare the airports around Stonehenge by the fastest public-transport connection Routavio found from each one.
| Airport | Distance to Stonehenge | Fastest onward | Transfers / modes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southampton Airport (SOU)Southampton Airport is 34 km away in a straight line. | Distance to Stonehenge: 34 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
| Bristol Airport (BRS)Bristol Airport is 72 km away in a straight line. | Distance to Stonehenge: 72 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
| London Heathrow (LHR)London Heathrow is 104 km away in a straight line. | Distance to Stonehenge: 104 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
Before you go
Before you go
Getting around once there
- There is no railway station at the destination, so the last leg is by bus, taxi or boat.
- Routavio's journey times end at Salisbury, the usual arrival point.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a train station in Stonehenge?
- No. Stonehenge has no railway station, so the last leg is by bus, taxi or boat.
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Sources and method
Durable access facts come from operator and tourism-authority information. Journey times, transfers and prices are calculated by Routavio's route engine from operator timetables and flight data and refreshed nightly. An airport marked "not verified" is geographically plausible but Routavio has not yet confirmed a public-transport route from it.
Routavio lists an airport when the ground leg from it is within 300 km in a straight line, the limit it uses for a last-mile transfer.