Stonehenge: Worth only a 10 minute stop
Stonehenge is the most famous stone circle of the world, but rather unspectacular if you actually are there. This is first due to its size: One would think that the rocks are gigantic, but they are "only" about 3 metres high. Of course, it's an incredible achievement for the stone age people building it - but an average tree is higher. The second reason is the fence: From the outside, you can see Stonehenge only through a fence. Seeing it from a closer perspective will cost £ 7,50 per person, and even this doesn't take you into the middle of the stone circle as it is again fenced off. I suppose many people would otherwise whip out their Eddings and leave their initials. All in all, Stonehenge is worth a 10 minute stop if you're in the area. If not, you don't miss too much. After all, it looks much more impressive if you see it on some documentary on TV.
