Thousands have gathered at Stonehenge to celebrate the summer solstice – here's what the scene looks like:
such as eclipses. In most recent times, Stonehenge has become one of the U.K.'s most popular tourist attractions.In the past, tens of thousands would travel to Stonehenge by foot, car or other modes of transportation to worship during the solstice. Over the decades the rules have become more stringent.
Many of those present at Stonehenge Wednesday will be making their way to the nearby Glastonbury Festival in the coming days, one of the world's biggest music events. The festival begins Wednesday, and for the first time
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