In our text about the War tourism: the 20 places to see the cruelest wars in history up close, we talked a little about the Battle of Culloden and made reference to Outlander, whose backdrop was this moment in Scottish history. Well, if you've already watched the series, then, without even knowing it, you've already seen Stonehenge, one of the oldest places in the world, more than five thousand years old. This is because it is precisely this place where the portal is located through which Claire, the main character of Outlander, travels through time.

For those who haven't seen the series and don't know what we're talking about, Stonehenge It is England's most famous prehistoric monument. It is made up of a set of dozens of gigantic stones that, according to studies, were placed there around 5000 years ago. Clues suggest that the stones originate from Wales, which makes everything very mysterious, as the journey is long and it is not possible to determine how they were taken to that location. No wonder, Stonehenge is currently one of the most important tourist attractions in England