Blog (Family) - Visit 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.

In 2021, Father's Day falls on Sunday 20 June. Wondering what's on this year so you can celebrate Father's Day with your dad? Why not spend the weekend of Father’s Day in Salisbury.

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.

Refocus your mind, engage your brain and keep your hands busy with these arts and crafts activities to try from home.

Lots of our favourite places in Wiltshire have wonderful educational resources perfect for teaching your children from home.

The air was cold and crisp, unearthly lights shone in the sky... the scene was set for a very special festive evening.

Five fun places to visit with children from as young as one or two!

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. 

Join us in Wiltshire this September for all sorts of fun activities... supper clubs, literary talks, exhibitions, horse racing and much more.

Get back to nature, go on a family adventure or indulge yourselves - find the perfect place to stay with the whole family in Wiltshire.
 

We know what it’s like, the children break up for the school holidays and you often wonder how you will entertain them over the next six weeks, especially without breaking the bank.
This handy blog gives you some ideas on what you can do to break the boredom in Salisbury without costing you a fortune.