The Stonehenge Druids celebrate the solstices and equinoxes every year. But what exactly does a Druid believe in? King Arthur Pendragon, the Druid King at Stonehenge, explains. Photo: Getty Images ...

Stonehenge is made of 100 massive upright stones. It’s a top example of ancient engineering, built between 3000 and 1520 B.C. in Wiltshire, England. This ancient wonder is full of mystery, with its ...

English Heritage is "using the Covid crisis as an excuse" not to allow people to celebrate the Winter Solstice at Stonehenge, a senior druid has said. King Arthur Pendragon said the ancient stone ...

Though inspired by ancient stone circles like Stonehenge, this site is not a prehistoric ... only add to its allure. Today, the Druid’s Temple is a tranquil spot, perfect for a leisurely stroll ...

Gorsedd members, known as druids, include poets, writers, musicians, artists and others who have made a distinguished contribution to the Welsh nation, the language, and its culture. The Gorsedd ...

The Druids believe Stonehenge has always been a place of worship, and it is likely that people gathered at the stone circle at both summer and winter solstices to carry out rituals and ceremonies ...

The autumnal equinox is on Wednesday. Throngs of pagans, druids, and tourists will assemble at Stonehenge, the British monument that nature-worshippers built around 4,500 years ago. But while ...

Crowds have come together for the biggest gathering at Stonehenge since the pandemic began. Druids and pagans were joined by hundreds of others to mark the end of the longest night. English ...

This pretty UK city in Yorkshire is less than an hour away from an unusual landmark similar to the famous Stonehenge. Druids Temple is 30 minutes away from Ripon and both places are great for an ...