Stonehenge Will Livestream the Summer Solstice This Year | Travel and Leisure
"Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England, is a renowned prehistoric monument that attracts thousands of visitors annually for its summer solstice celebration. The stones, erected around 2500 BC, are aligned with the sun's movements, marking significant seasonal changes. This year, due to safety concerns, the in-person event is canceled, but a livestream will be held to allow global participation. Stonehenge holds deep spiritual significance, especially for those connected to pagan traditions." - Travel + Leisure Editors
