It’s been around for 5,000 years but Stonehenge proves old is best when it comes to Britain’s finest sights.
The spectacular, prehistoric stone circle on Salisbury Plain is the oldest man-made landmark on a list of places all Brits should see before they die.
It took the top spot, beating the view from Newcastle’s Tyne Bridge and Brighton’s Royal Pavilion, in a bucket list survey. Second in the top 30 were the White Cliffs of Dover followed by Snowdonia, Ben Nevis and Lake Windermere.
