Blog (Autumn) - Visit Wiltshire

The days are getting shorter, there’s a chill in the air, and November is just around the corner. There are lots of events planned for this coming month here in Wiltshire.

Secluded villages, historic towns, and landscapes littered with strange prehistoric monuments – is it any wonder that many places in Wiltshire are said to be haunted? This Halloween VisitWiltshire explore some of the spookiest spots in our county, from deserted villages to ancient stone circles.

What’s on in Wiltshire this October? There are lots of fun events taking place – so start making your plans today. Wiltshire will welcome live music, spectacular exhibitions, festivals, family days out, special events and comedy shows this October. Plus, with half term and Halloween coming up this month, there will be lots of fun family events taking place to keep the kids happy. Read on to find out what’s on in Wiltshire this October.

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.

From haunted hotels to atmospheric ancient standing stones, there are plenty of ghost stories and otherworldly myths floating around Wiltshire.

Despite wet weather and covid restrictions, there are still lots of fun things to do in Wiltshire! 

October Half Term and Halloween are both coming up, and you need to know what's happening in Wiltshire to make your plans for the coming month. 

Autumn in Wiltshire means crisp days, trees blushing red and orange and early-morning mists hanging over the fields. Time to get those walking boots on!

October is here, there's an Autumnal chill in the air and the spooky joy of Halloween is just around the corner...

Autumn is a wonderful time of year to be in Wiltshire - bright skies, crisp leaves and cosy country pubs.