Avebury

Dating from between 2900 and 2600 BC, Avebury stands as the world’s largest Neolithic stone circle, located in the United Kingdom. Originally, it comprised three concentric circles, with the largest one consisting of 98 standing stones, though only 27 remain today. The site’s vast scale and the arrangement of these massive stones create a striking and enigmatic landscape. While the exact function of Avebury is not fully understood, it was likely used for pagan ceremonies. Today, visitors can explore this ancient site, walking among the remaining stones and imagining the rituals and gatherings that once took place here.