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Join us for a cracking adventure quest at Stonehenge this Easter holiday. Explore the site to hunt for clues and challenges and discover traditional Easter games. Track down the Easter eggs and you'll be rewarded with an adventurer's certificate and a tasty chocolate treat.
You can take on the quest every day of the school holidays. With eggs, chocolate and family fun, it's the perfect way to get out and about in history this Easter.
The quest costs just £2, which you can pay when you arrive at the site. This is in addition to the normal ticket price.
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