From York
York to Stonehenge — two of the great heritage cities of England, connected by CrossCountry rail and our 35-minute shuttle. The journey takes around 3 hours 45 minutes. Most York visitors make it a proper Wiltshire weekend.
CrossCountry services run from York southbound through Birmingham and onward to Southampton Central, where you connect for South Western Railway to Salisbury. Check National Rail for the fastest service on your chosen date — routing via Bristol is also possible.
Shuttle: £15 return per person. Train advance fares from around £35 return. Stonehenge entry at english-heritage.org.uk.
York and Salisbury sit at opposite ends of English heritage — the Viking and Norman north, and the prehistoric south. For visitors based in York, a Wiltshire weekend gives access to two UNESCO-adjacent landscapes in two very different chapters of British history.
One night in Salisbury — within walking distance of the shuttle pickup and the Cathedral — is the perfect base. Book the 10:05 shuttle on the morning after arrival for the best experience. Book at salisburytostonehenge.com.