Blog (2020) - Visit Wiltshire

Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter - Wiltshire's timeless countryside looks beautiful at any time of year.

VisitWiltshire’s PR Manager, Holly Windsor, was invited to experience this year’s after-dark, illuminated trail at Stourhead.

We spoke to Marlborough artist Jacqui Melhuish about supporting local businesses, Wiltshire’s hidden gems, and the best views around.  

We're all looking forward to a fresh start in 2021. If you're planning a get-away in the New Year, Wiltshire is the ideal destination to visit. Here are 21 reasons to make 2021 the year you explore the home of Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral, and some of the prettiest villages in the country…

VisitWiltshire were very kindly invited to take part in one of The Farm Cookery School’s online cookery classes, and I chose the Moroccan Tagine class as I had never made one before. 

The national lockdown is due to come to an end on 2 December, and there are lots of exciting events planned for afterwards here in Wiltshire.

Get started on your Christmas shopping and support our local Wiltshire businesses by ordering online from these shops during the November lockdown. 

Floyd Mason, the Publican at The Bath Arms in Horningsham talks us thorugh the newly refurbished pub and rooms and what visitors can now expect.  

What's on in Wiltshire over the coming month? From comedy to cookery to (dare we say it?!) Christmas events, there’s lots happening this November.

With many of the usual fireworks night displays cancelled, what else can you do for Guy Fawkes Night 2020 here in Wiltshire?

While normal trick-or-treating may be off the cards due to covid-19, there are still plenty of fun, silly and scary Halloween activities and events to keep you busy.

Gretchen from the Farm Cookery school tells us how to cook a hearty and delicious Autumnal stew.