Places to go in Wiltshire
Wiltshire has a number of interesting visitor destinations. Lacock Abbey, most recently seen in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, is a homage to photographic history and is surrounded by an unspoilt 13th century village. The Caen Hill Café provides you with delicious food, made from local, home-grown produce, which you can enjoy while watching the boats tackle the famous Caen Hill Flight.
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Avoncliff is one of two fine aqueducts on the Kennet & Avon designed by John Rennie, the other being Dundas. Nearby …
- Historic structure
This flight of 16 locks may be the most impressive anywhere on the UK's waterways. They were engineer John Rennie's …
- Leisure attraction
A medieval abbey, a fine country house and a homage to photographic history surrounded by an unspoilt 13th century …
- Historic building
- Historic structure
- Museum
A charming English country garden. 7 acres of spacious lawns, clipped yew hedges and fine specimen trees form the …
- Garden
Water supply to the western end of the Kennet & Avon was the main engineering challenge facing engineer John Rennie. …
- Leisure attraction
15th century manor with charming historic detail. Great Chalfield Manor was re-built between 1465 - 85 on the site …
- Historic building
Queen Anne house gracing the peaceful Cathedral Close. Jane Austen buffs may recognise Mompesson House as the …
- Garden
- Historic building
St. Andrew's Church lies in the heart of the Wiltshire village of Wootton Rivers,fivemiles south of Marlborough. …
- Historic building
Medieval manor house built of stone Westwood Manor was constructed in the 15th century and underwent substantial …
- Historic building
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