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March has arrived, and that has many of us thinking about tasks to do in the garden 🧑‍🌾 Will you be growing dahlias this year? 🌼

Stonehenge is a unique structure surrounded by mystery. There have been many theories over the years about its purpose and how the stones were raised. 🔮 What is the strangest theory you've heard about how Stonehenge was built? 🤔

#DYK that in the 1950s steel rods were inserted into one of the upright sarsen stones at Stonehenge to prevent it from breaking? 🩹 One of the extracted stone cores can be found in two pieces at The Salisbury Museum 👀

Happy International Women's Day! Did you know that in 1927, five young women were inspired by Stonehenge to form a philanthropic band that went by the name of Ferguson’s Gang? Find out more ➡️ english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/s…

The longer days and sunny weather has been making us think of last year's summer solstice celebrations 🌤🥰

Stonehenge is definitely our favourite landscape...🖼️ The grand finale of the Landscape Artist of the Year competition will be held at Stonehenge, and you can catch it tonight at 8PM on Sky Arts 📺

We are excited to be partnering with Stonehenge and Ken Follett to reveal the cover of his new book CIRCLE OF DAYS This epic historical novel imagines the human story behind the building of Stonehenge and will be published in September this year #CircleOfDays

Did you spot the partial lunar eclipse last night? 🌒 The moon was captured above Stonehenge this morning ❄️ Photo taken by Grant Privett

Stonehenge is for everyone 🌎 Discover the wonder of Stonehenge with our British Sign Language guided tours. Join us on the 9th of April with Deaf guide and historian John Wilson. Book now: english-heritage.org.uk/visit/whats-on…

Just look at these fantastic star trails photographed by Josh Dury B.A FRAS 🌌 😍 If you could sum up this image in one word, what word would you use? ✨

Happy spring equinox! Today marks the start of spring in the northern hemisphere and the beginning of longer, warmer days. What's your favourite thing about spring?

Some Victorian microscope slides in Wiltshire Museum have recently been used as part of a project to identify the origins of the stones at Stonehenge 🗺️ Made for William Cunnington III between 1876 and 1881, these slides contain geological thin sections of the stones.

What was this area like before Stonehenge? 🤔 Cereal crops and livestock were first brought to this part of Britain at the start of the Neolithic period, 1,500 years before the stones were erected. 🌾🐄 The early farmers here built burial mounds and other mysterious monuments.

Our opening hours have changed – we’re now open until 7pm every day! 🌞 With warmer days ahead, it's the perfect time to explore Stonehenge ✨ Book early & save 15% ➡️ brnw.ch/21wRDQQ

Happy Mother's Day from Stonehenge. 🌷

Dramatic skies over Stonehenge 🌩️ What was the weather like when you visited? We love seeing your photos of the stones don't forget to tag us in your snaps 😍📸

A mesmerising sky over the stones 🌅 📸 Photo captured by itsashika on Instagram

This model in The Salisbury Museum was produced by William Osmond (1791-1875) based on plans drawn by William Stukeley. William Stukeley surveyed Stonehenge during the 18th century. He concluded that it was a Druid monument rather than Roman or Danish as others had suggested. 🔎

A view of Stonehenge that our ancestors could only dream of 😍 The giant sarsen stones have been a part of this landscape since about 2500 BC. They were undoubtedly placed to line up with the movements of the sun. ☀️ Have you ever attended a solstice event here?"

Spring awakens at Stonehenge! Tiny bursts of yellow bloom beneath these ancient stones. 🌿🌼