Amazing site. Expansive, full of interest and free. Great views. Copes with crowds but try to get there early for good pictures without too many people about the stones. More

It's difficult to capture in words the sense of awa and wonder that this place generates. Why was so much time invested by ancient people in it's construction? Why was this location picked? What was it's effect on the local population when it was finally completed? Sadly we'll never know. "Experts" may conjecture and pontificate but the real majesty of... More

My friend and I visited this magic spot. There is a car park a short walk away and the site is reached by way of a well maintained wooden path over marshy ground. The approach to the Ring is clearly marked and there are two disabled parking bays by the entrance gate. We spent a while walking around the stones... More

Such a fantastic , magical place. If you are in the Island you must visit here , easily accessible and with panoramic views surrounding the site . Good parking and well managed site. More

We spent some time at the Ring of Brodgar, having joined the free ranger tour. Our guide Elaine, was incredibly knowledgeable but focused a great deal of her discussion on the flora and fauna of the area. My notes from our visit relate more to the crowberries and skylarks rather than the ring itself. It is truly wonderful to be... More

Fairy place, mistical and far from ordinary world. You touch the stone and feels it's power, you can imaging how old it is and see druids inside the ring. It's easy to go by car or in group tours from Kirkwall or even from Edinburgh. More

This is every bit as exciting as Stonehenge, if not more. When taking in with the entire historical environment in which it is located, one gets a whole new level of understanding. Wonderful to see at sunset also. More

Nothing can quite prepare u for the sheer size , age and condition of this formation . What did they use it for? How did they build it ? Who used it? We visited the rings some 6 times in the course of 3 days . Even with many visitors ( day trippers via tour buses ), it still doesn't... More

This ancient stone circle is large and widely spaced and may take 45 minutes to completely stroll around. Now planted in heather, the site is eerie and uplifting for its traces of humanity that reaches back millenniums. This site is so popular that it offers a large car park and it requires a ten minute walk to reach. The views... More