It's pretty romantic! People get proposed to at Stonehenge every month! Not everyone would find a Neolithic religious site full of human bones particularly romantic, but some do!

Around 180 generations have passed since the stones were erected at Stonehenge, but people were living at the site long before Stonehenge was built.

The first excavations were carried out at Stonehenge in ........ The Duke of Buckingham undertook an excavation in the centre of the monument prompted by a visit from King James I. Unfortunately we know little about what was found.

The average Stonehenge sarsen weighs 25 tons. The largest stone, the Heel Stone, weighs about ..... tons.

Work started on Stonehenge about ......years ago - in the Neolithic period, or the later part of the Stone Age.

How was Stonehenge built? In the 12th century giants placed the monument on a mountain in Ireland, before a wizard named Merlin magically moved the stone circle to England.

What was Stonehenge used for? Although no one really knows for sure, the stones themselves give us a few clues.

The first aerial photograph of Stonehenge was taken almost ........years ago. It was shot from a military air balloon by Lieutenant Phillip Henry Sharpe of the Royal Engineers’ Balloon Section.

Each year, around 20,000 people gather at Stonehenge to celebrate the S................ S......................, when the sun is at its highest point in the sky all year. It makes for a spectacular sunrise!

Stonehenge, one of the world's most amazing historical sites, is in ........, England.

The five Neolithic Houses are based on real dwellings

The Stonehenge part of the World Heritage Site covers 2,600 hectares (6,500 acres) of chalk downland and arable fields. It’s an area seven-and-a-half times as big as ...........

Stonehenge was bought at an auction in 1915. It was purchased for........ by local businessman Cecil Chubb, who (reportedly) came to the auction to buy some dining chairs.