Stonehenge’s ancient stone circle, which is usually viewed only from behind barriers, will be opened to the public for limited access in August. According to reports, a new prize draw will allow one selected booking each day throughout the month to enter the normally restricted area inside the stone circle. The promotion is described as a rare chance for visitors to experience the site from within the inner section rather than from the standard viewing point. The coverage emphasizes that the usual setup keeps members of the public behind barriers, and that the daily access arrangement is tied specifically to the prize draw rather than general admission. The details presented across sources focus on the same core elements: the temporary opening, the daily limit of one booking for August, and the fact that entry to the interior area is typically reserved for more limited circumstances such as special access arrangements. The reports do not indicate changes beyond August or broader eligibility requirements beyond participation in the booking prize draw.