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Visit Wiltshire
Wiltshire is one of Britain’s best kept secrets: easy to explore, yet off the beaten track – an irresistible combination.
To travel around Wiltshire is to discover an ancient land, steeped in myth and legend, where 6,000 years of history comes alive through its many iconic attractions. Visit the mighty standing stones of Avebury and Stonehenge; explore the medieval cathedral city of Salisbury or the vibrant urban centre of Swindon; stroll around quintessential English hamlets such as Lacock and Castle Combe or discover our magnificent collection of stately homes and gardens.
Wiltshire is blessed with vast expanses of unspoiled countryside. With thousands of footpaths, miles of ancient drove roads and uncrowded country lanes, Wiltshire’s dramatic and varied landscapes might well have been invented with outdoor pursuits in mind. At the last count there were around 8,200 walking and cycling routes to choose from, so it’s safe to say there is something for every level of enthusiasm.
2010 is an important year for Wiltshire’s industrial heritage as we celebrate 200 years since the construction of the Kennet & Avon Canal and 175 years of the Great Western Railway – visit our website for details of events throughout the year.
To top it all, Wiltshire offers excellent shopping opportunities, varied arts and entertainment and plenty of cosy pubs or city restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious meal made with locally sourced ingredients. At the end of a busy day you can relax at one of our quality hotels, friendly B&Bs, comfortable self-catering cottages or peaceful camping and caravanning sites.
Wiltshire: the perfect fusion of ancient and modern.
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