Avebury Stone Circle: A Timeless Journey into Neolithic Britain

#springitinerary Avebury Stone Circle in Wiltshire, England, is the largest Neolithic stone circle in the world, built around 2850–2200 BC. The site features a massive outer ring of around 100 huge stones, two inner circles, and a large earthwork henge. It’s part of a prehistoric landscape, including Silbury Hill and West Kennet Long Barrow, all protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Managed by the National Trust, visitors can explore the stones freely and learn more at the Alexander Keiller Museum. Avebury remains a fascinating and mysterious window into ancient ceremonial life. Hashtags: #AveburyStoneCircle #NeolithicBritain #AncientMonuments #WiltshireHeritage #UNESCOWorldHeritage