The 'Carhenge' monument in Nebraska is an interesting place. Especially during a total eclipse. Check it out in 360 degrees. | USA TODAY

You may be familiar with Carhenge - Alliance, Nebraska’s one-of-a-kind roadside wonder. Its stacked and scattered cars replicate Stonehenge and was built by Jim Reinders and his family in 1987. ‌ Now, the attraction has a new twist! This summer, eight international muralists added their own color splashes to parts of the monument as part of the Carhenge Arts Festival. It’s an exciting new addition and all the more reason to stop and take a look 👀 ‌ 📍2151 Co Rd 59, Alliance, NE 69301 | Visit Ne

If you missed out on experiencing the summer solstice from Stonehenge, step into the center of Carhenge! In Alliance, Nebraska, you can find this replica of Stonehenge made up of 38 rescued cars from nearby farms and dumps. The artist was inspired by the monolithic dimensions of cars from the 1950s and 1960s, which nearly equaled the stones at Stonehenge. Carhenge even has a 96-foot diameter to precisely match the proportions of the original. | Curiosity Stream