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The premiere at Stonehenge: visitors can remain alone inside the monument, for the first time in 125 years

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For the first time in the last 125 years, visitors will have the opportunity to spend 20 minutes alone inside the megalithic monument Stonehenge. The experience, available in August, marks a groundbreaking change to the rules applied since the introduction of the entrance fee and offers participants exclusive access to one of the most famous prehistoric sites in the world.

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