Catch a direct train from Temple Meads station to Salisbury station, which takes around 80 minutes. See the GWR website for times and prices. The ‘Stonehenge Tour’ bus picks up outside Salisbury station and runs every hour from 10:00am to 2:00pm in the winter and 4:00pm in the summer. Adult, child and family tickets are available, and you can also purchase Stonehenge entry tickets from the driver. The hop-on hop-off tour also stops at Salisbury Cathedral and Old Sarum. Fully guided minibus tours from Bristol to Stonehenge are available from Mad Max Tours and Rabbie’s Tours. By car, the journey from Bristol takes around 1 hour, 40 minutes. For satellite navigation systems, use the postcode SP4 7DE. Parking is available on site, and is free to English Heritage members or Stonehenge ticket holders. Otherwise, parking tickets cost £5 and can be bought from ticket kiosks on site. A wheelchair-accessible Visitor Shuttle bus runs frequently between the Visitor Centre and the Stones, with a journey time of 10 minutes. Alternatively, you can choose to follow a walking route to the Stones through the ancient landscape, taking roughly an hour and a half either way.