Attractions in Wiltshire
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Hawk Conservancy Trust
Weyhill, Andover
The Hawk Conservancy Trust is a full day out for the whole family. Come see our brilliant birds at some of the most spectacular flying displays in the UK, changing with the seasons so you’ll experience something new every time you visit! See up to…
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Price from Free£21.95 Per TicketSalisbury Arts Centre
Salisbury
Salisbury Arts Centre is a multi-artform venue dedicated to making imaginations fly. From theatre and dance to music, comedy, film and exhibitions: discover a vibrant hub of arts activity housed in a beautiful deconsecrated church building.
Town Hall Museum Royal Wootton Bassett
Royal Wootton Bassett
Ever wondered what it was like when Wootton Bassett had its very own train station?
Calne Heritage Centre
Calne
The Calne Heritage Centre tells the story of Calne and the surrounding areas.
St Michael's Church
Chippenham
We would be delighted for visitors to come and see our lovely church and in particular the two stained glass windows
dedicated to RAF Lyneham ( which was unveiled by Her Majesty the Queen in 1990 ) and 47 Sqn.The Hall
Bradford on Avon
Magnificent Jacobean Hall and grounds hidden within the centre of Bradford on Avon. Home to the late Dr Alex Moulton, known best for his innovative engineering accomplishments such as the iconic Moulton Bicycle. Purchased by Stephen Moulton in 1848,…
Wiltshire Music Centre
Bradford on Avon
Wiltshire Music Centre is a purpose-built, 300-seat concert hall which attracts internationally-renowned musicians, including the City of London Sinfonia, jazz legend Courtney Pine and famed guitarist John Williams. It hosts more than 90 concerts a y
Chippenham Museum
Chippenham
The Museum is housed in a fine 18th century grade II listed building. The displays tell the story of the historic market town from prehistoric times to the present day.
Chippenham Museum open: Monday to Saturday 10am – 4pm
Bank Holidays except…Swindon and Cricklade Railway
Blunsdon
Wiltshire's only standard gauge heritage railway! Experience steam or diesel hauled train rides along our 1.75 mile railway line, witness locomotive restoration in our engine shed, visit our museum and gift shop and enjoy food and beverages in our…
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Price from Free£10.00 Per TicketStone Daisy Brewery
Tisbury
Our brewery is named after the medieval witch marks, finely carved into Fonthill’s old stone buildings, which include our stunning distillery and visitor centre. The carvings are in the shape of a six-petalled daisy wheel, also known as a hexafoil.…
Devizes White Horse
Devizes
The newest of Wiltshire's White Horses, Devizes was cut in 1999 to mark the Millennium. It's located on Roundway Hill to the north of Devizes.
All Saints' Church
Westbury
All Saints' Church is the Parish church of Westbury. Standing in the centre of the town in a handsome churchyard surrounded by cottages and footpaths at the head of the market place.
Alton Barnes White Horse
Pewsey
The Alton Barnes horse was cut in 1812 by Robert Pile on his own land.
Woodhenge
Larkhill, Salisbury
This monument consisted of six concentric rings of timber posts, now marked by concrete stumps, surrounded by a ditch with a bank on the outside.
Broad Town White Horse
Broad Town
A chalk figure white horse measuring 86ft by 61ft situated on the hill to the east of the village of Broad Town was completed in 1863 by a local farmer William Simmonds.
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FreePewsey White Horse
Pewsey
The white horse was cut by volunteers from Pewsey Fire Brigade in 1937 to commemorate the Coronation of George VI. This current horse replaces a lost 18th century one.
Ludgershall Castle and Cross
Ludgershall
The ruins of an early 12th century royal hunting palace and a late medieval cross.
Savernake Forest
Nr Marlborough
The Savernake Forest is a Special Site of Scientific Interest located south east of Marlborough.
Chapel Plaister Pilgrims Chapel
Corsham
The Pilgrims’ Chapel at Chapel Plaister is a tiny, but unique part of our national heritage. It dates back to the 13th Century and stands beside what in previous times, was the principal route to the south west.
Cherhill White Horse
Calne
The second oldest of Wiltshire's White Horses, situated on the edge of Cherhill Down, off the A4.
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