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Wiltshire can be found in the south of England, approximately 90 minutes from London. Our county is bordered by Hampshire, Somerset, Dorset, Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire and we are within easy reach of the south coast and many of the south’s airports.
Predominantly a rural county, the largest town in the county in terms of population is Swindon and the largest (and only) city is Salisbury. Wiltshire’s county town is Trowbridge, in the west of the county.
There are plenty of things to do in Wiltshire, outdoor activities, foodie events, art installations & exhibitions, creative workshops, find out what's on here. We have all types of accommodation across the county to fit every need and ready to welcome you for a holiday & short break away from the everyday. Taste the flavours of Wiltshire at one of our food and drink establishments. Easily accessible from all across the country you can explore and discover Wiltshire for yourself, take a look at our ideas and inspiration and plan your visit to Wiltshire with us. Be sure to keep up to date with our special offers and read our blogs to find out more about our wonderful county!
Timeless nature
Our county is blessed with three designated National Landscape:
• The Cotswolds – taking in Castle Combe, Sherston and Slaughterford.
• The North Wessex Downs – including Avebury.
• Cranborne Chase and the West Wiltshire Downs – featuring Tisbury, Mere and villages within the Nadder and Ebble valleys.
There is also a small area of the New Forest National Park which encompasses Wiltshire including the villages of Nomansland and Landford.
Iconic landmarks and timeless history
One of the most iconic sites of the British Isles, Stonehenge can be found in Wiltshire, approximately 10 miles north of Salisbury. Stonehenge, its surrounding monuments and archaeological features and Avebury with the avenue, Silbury Hill and West Kennet Long Barrow can all be found in the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Another of the area’s iconic landmarks is Salisbury Cathedral. With its spire standing at 123 metres, it dominates the city’s skyline.
Look out for the White Horses and other chalk carvings across the county. These landmarks were often carved as a sign of prosperity or, in the case of the Fovant Badges, as a mark to the area’s strong military connections. Plus the Bulford Kiwi on Beacon Hill near Salisbury Plain which remains a mystery but is supposedly from New Zealand troops in World War One.
Wiltshire towns and villages
Friendly, relaxed and welcoming, each of our historic towns and villages has something unique to offer. Browse the stylish boutiques of Marlborough, shop in the colourful markets of Devizes or eat out in one of Bradford on Avon’s tempting pubs and restaurants.
Although there is plenty to see and do in Wiltshire the Cotswolds, Hampshire Borders & Bath and Somerset are a fantastic place to explore close by.
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