Wiltshire
Wiltshire is brimming with ancient archaeological sites, bustling market towns and historic buildings revealing a fascinating past. The county's wide green valleys and chalk downlands are scattered with mysterious evidence of our pre-historic ancestors - most famously the iconic stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury, shrouded in myth and legend.
The idyllic Wiltshire countryside is perfect for exploring by bike or on foot - spot giant white horses carved into the chalk hillsides and stumble across delightful little villages such as Lacock for a glimpse of country life un-altered in many years.
You could visit some of England's most impressive stately homes and gardens such as Stourhead - a Palladain mansion with breathtaking grounds, or Longleat - a fantastic Elizabethan country house set in 900 acres of gardens and safari park!
Salisbury is teeming with historic treasures and its impressive cathedral boasts the tallest spire in England. Visit the town of Swindon for great retail options and the brilliant STEAM museum, dedicated to the Great Western Railway.
Take a look at the ideas below for more things to do in Wiltshire, or for detailed information go to the official Visit Wiltshire website.
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5 Must Sees
Stonehenge
Mysterious and awe-inspiring. A visit to this World Heritage Site is truly unforgettable.
Salisbury Cathedral
Magnificent Salisbury Cathedral's spire never fails to impress: soaring 123 metres into the sky, it dominates the landscape for miles around.
