It's almost hard to believe that after 5,000 years, Stonehenge still holds secrets. Why was the altar moved this far? More importantly, how was it done?

Craig Rhos-y-felin is a dramatic rock outcrop on the northern Preseli Mountains. Slabs of jagged, blue-tinged stone rise from ...

Given Stonehenge's profound impact on many people's imaginations, it's not surprising that replicas exist elsewhere, varying ...

“We look forward to seeing the most fun and creative selfies from Salisbury’s budding photographers – with the chance to bag ...

The UK's biggest myths debunked, from the legend of King Arthur to terrible food, lousy weather and a fanatical love of ...

Rollo Maughfling helped pioneer Glastonbury's modern Druidic revival. Here are his top ways to enjoy the spiritual town ...

Stonehenge Signs Inc. celebrates 47 years of evolving from wooden signage to monumental stone artwork, merging ancient ...

The sun dipped below the horizon at 9.27pm. The drums got lounder. A skylark sang somewhere as Hare Krishnas chanted mantras and people recited poetry on grassy banks. Hemp shrouded hippies walked ...

With their potent blend of wild looks and mystery, Britain’s ancient sites have an enduring magnetism — and there are far more of them than you might imagine.

About 25,000 people have celebrated the summer solstice at Stonehenge - a record breaking crowd. The event is one of the few occasions people can walk next to the stones at the ancient site near ...

The orange ball crested the northeast horizon behind the Heel Stone, the entrance to the stone circle, and shone its beam of light into the center of one of the world’s most famous prehistoric ...