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A World Heritage Site for its ancient ceremonial landscape of great archaeological interest.

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Lady walking her dog by trees

Dog walking in the Stonehenge landscape 

There are few things better than striding out in beautiful wide-open spaces with your dog at your side, and the landscape around Stonehenge is one of the best places to do this. However, please be aware that, due to increased incidences of sheep-worrying and the loss of a number of lambs, there are now some restrictions on where you can take your dog within the World Heritage Site. Please click to find out more.

Barrows in the mist

You can’t help but be inspired to explore this amazing landscape 

Immerse yourself in the ancient landscape of Stonehenge, there's so much to explore and many mysteries to unravel.

Two people walking in the Stonehenge Landscape

Walking the Stonehenge landscape 

Follow a National Trust Walking Trail around the Stonehenge Landscape

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What's on 

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Wings over Stonehenge - Stonehenge Airfield Walk

Wed 23 Aug 2017
10:00-13:00
Stonehenge Airfield was a hugely important place during World War 1, training pilots to fly aircraft into battle. This walk around the Stonehenge landscape is led by expert guides who will explain all about this key site in aviation history.

Summer Archaeology Walk

Sat 09 Sep 2017
14:00-16:30
The Stonehenge landscape is an intriguing place with many of its secrets still lying tantalisingly below ground. However, this enjoyable and informative 4 mile walk with an expert guide will have you looking at this landscape with new eyes.

Wings over Stonehenge - Larkhill

Sat 16 Sep 2017
10:00-13:00
Imagine yourself walking in the slipsteam of the early pioneer military aviators at Larkhill. This poignant yet factual walk aims to recreate the period with contemporary photographs and maps and includes a viewing of the hangars and crash sites.

Discover Durrington Walls

Wed 20 Sep 2017
13:30-16:00
Have you ever wondered where the builders of Stonehenge lived? Our National Trust landscape guides will take you on a 2.5 - 3 mile walk to explore the Durrington Walls and discover 6,000 years of hidden history.

Walk with an Archaeologist: Durrington Revealed

Wed 11 Oct 2017
10:30-13:00
Durrington Walls is beginning to give up its secrets and here is your opportunity to join Dr Nick Snashall, National Trust archaeologist for the World Heritage Site on a half day exploration of this enigmatic site to find out the latest discoveries.

On the Trail of Beowulf

Thu 26 Oct 2017
14:00-17:00
This Hallowe'en, we are bringing to life the story of the warrior Beowulf, an action-packed tale that's been told for a thousand years or more.
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History

Stonehenge Landscape

Discover one of the world's most famous prehistoric sites  

Follow in the footsteps of the people who built and used Stonehenge and visit the ancient places, prehistoric monuments and former settlements surrounding the famous stone circle. The National Trust cares for over 800 hectares of land within this World Heritage Site and visitors can wander freely across the grasslands. Step back in time and discover what lies beneath.

Guardianship on Minibeasts, Stonehenge

Find out the dramatic changes farmers have experienced over the past century 

Rob Turner's family have farmed the countryside surrounding Stonehenge for nearly 70 years. Here he gives us an insight on being a tenant farmer in this unique area.

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Wildlife

A Marbled White butterfly at Stonehenge

A ranger’s view of Stonehenge Landscape 

Ranger Ben Cooke explains why Stonehenge Landscape is significant to the nature that calls it home.

Visitors walking in Stonehenge Landscape

Soon nature will reclaim the view 

The Government has announced it will be investing in a 2.9km tunnel to remove the A303 from the Stonehenge Landscape, preserving the World Heritage Site and its wider natural setting for future generations.

Durrington Walls at the Stonehenge Landscape, Wiltshire

The seasons bring continual change to the landscape 

The ancient countryside provides habitats and protection for a wide variety of wildlife. Migrating birds return year after year and each season is defined by new arrivals and changing scenes. From the swooping skylarks to the wild flowers there is so much nature to behold and a new picture painted by every season.

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Learning

The Stonehenge landscape, Wiltshire

Bring your group for an educational adventure 

Let the landscape around Stonehenge inspire you to learn more.

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Get involved

Guided walk at Stonehenge Landscape

Help us with our vital work  

There's so much you can do to help the National Trust with its work in the Stonehenge Landscape.

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