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Looking for ways to treat the father figure in your life on Sunday 17 June? We're here to help impress, cookery classes, golf experiences, motoracing and more Wiltshire has plenty to offer! 

June is a fantastic time in Wiltshire, with festival season in full flow there is plenty of fun to be had. Summer is just around the corner and with that comes excitement and celebration. There are plenty of fantastic events happening this month so take a look at our guide and feel inspired. It’s time to take a step back from the everyday and enjoy a break to Wiltshire.

We know that with so many holidays close together it’s difficult to plan activities for all the family to enjoy.  So, if you have nothing organised as yet we have put together some last-minute ideas to help you feel inspired and make time for Wiltshire.

Bark, bark, bark.. It’s me, Desmond Dog, I’m back again with another blog about the Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site.

Inspired by Wiltshire’s new food and drink map, the Good Hotel Guide has selected six of its favourite gastronomic experiences in the county and paired them with hotels that foodies will love.

During this tour you learn about the 150 million year-old Jurassic limestone and how it is used for conservation and construction for the remarkable Salisbury Cathedral. For me, it was fascinating to finally learn about the reasons behind the restoration process after seeing Salisbury Cathedral go through many stages of building repairs.  

This June, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust (WWT) are encouraging people to get wild and reconnect to nature as part of the national 30 Days Wild campaign.

There’s nothing more refreshing than the arrival of spring! As colour and warmth come back into our lives, here are a few things you can get up to in Wiltshire to celebrate spring and the beginnings of summer.

Here are some of the many reasons Salisbury makes an unbeatable destination for day trips and short breaks alike:

The best bit about my role is getting people of all ages outside and enjoying nature. It’s incredibly rewarding to have enthusiasm for wildlife spread to others, whether it’s through a talk or a minibeast hunt. 

The first of six stories told by Desmond the World Heritage Dog!

Learn how to cook like a professional at Waitrose Cookery School in Salisbury!