Stonehenge Visitor Experience Assessment

Stonehenge, a mysterious prehistoric temple in England, is set to have a new museum. The project aims to restore the surrounding nature and improve visitor facilities, addressing issues like traffic and lack of information. A road will be covered with grass, and facilities moved to enhance the landscape view. Visitors will access the site via a museum bus. Despite extensive information, many mysteries remain unsolved. Archaeology continues to provide insights into Stonehenge's history and usage. The entrance fee will increase, reflecting the investment in preserving the site's dignity.

What is the height of some of the stones at Stonehenge?

• 6 meters

• 5 meters

• 4 meters

• 3 meters

How many years ago were the stones at Stonehenge erected?

• 5,000 years

• 4,500 years

• 3,500 years

• 4,000 years

What is one of the main goals of the restoration project?

• To build new structures

• To restore the nature around the stones

• To add more stones

• To create a new monument

What was a common issue faced by tourists before the restoration?

• No information about the monument

• Lack of parking space

• Limited visiting hours

• High entrance fees

What change was made to improve the view of the landscape?

• Constructing a new monument

• Adding more trees

• Covering a road with grass

• Building a new road

How will visitors access Stonehenge after the changes?

• By walking

• By private car

• By bicycle

• By museum bus

What is the new entrance fee for Stonehenge?

• 30 reais

• 50 reais

• 40 reais

• 53 reais

What do the administrators believe about the new entrance fee?

• It should be free

• It is too high

• It is reasonable

• It is too low