A giant game of granite Jenga on Bodmin Moor, stacked high and balanced against the odds. The site is free to explore and only a short walk from Minions village. Legends of giants, early human settlements, and dramatic views make it a fun stop for visitors of all ages.

Hunebed D27, the largest in the Netherlands, rises proudly among Drenthe’s heaths and whispering pines. Step closer, feel the weight of 5,000 years beneath your feet, and let ancient stories stir your imagination! And of course, try the “hunebedgebak” (dolmen cake) at the dolmen centre!

A prehistoric circle built in stages, shaped by ceremony, astronomy, and myth. Wander the open plain and connect with one of prehistory’s greatest achievements!

Avebury’s colossal henge wraps prehistoric stone circles around homes and fields. Roam the circles, cross ancient paths, and see how past and present meet.

Step into Lydford Gorge and you’ll find yourself in another world surrounded by towering trees, the constant rush of the River Lyd, and the cool spray of waterfalls. Visitors can expect winding woodland trails, dramatic rock faces, and the thrill of exploring the deepest river gorge in the South West. Whether you’re here for a brisk hike or a leisurely stroll, the gorge offers a sense of discovery and a close connection to Devon’s wild side.