River Avon
•Cricklade Malmesbury •
Wooton Bassett
Castle Combe • Biddestone • Chippenham Corsham •Calne •Lacock •Sandy Lane Melksham
Bradford-on-Avon •
Trowbridge Westbury •Rowde Devizes Pewsey • •Potterne
SALISBURY PLAIN
Warminster
Steeple Langford
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Stonhenge •
Winterbourne Stoke • Great
Wishford •
Chilmark •
•Fonthill Bishop Tisbury •
•Teffont Salisbury
Broad Chalke
• Alderbury • Whiteparish • Nomansland • Amesbury • •Avebury Marlborough SWINDON
Bishopstone •
Wroughton
Wilton •
downs, convenient for Swindon, Chippenham, Devizes and Marlborough.
Bishopstone - a delight to visit, picturesque with its impressive old three-storey mill.
Malmesbury A beautiful town to visit with the Malmesbury Abbey, Abbey House Gardens and the 15th century Market Cross. Known as the Festival Town with, and near to, wonderfully diverse festivals include Womad and Malmesbury’s famous Carnival and festival (August events culminate in a fabulous Town parade). Visit Malmesbury Tourist Information Centre for local attractions and event information.
Royal Wootton Bassett A central location, perfect to explore the surrounding area and its attractions, such as the White Horses and Avebury Stones, Stonehenge, beautiful Wilts and Berks Canal and Swindon and Cricklade Steam Railway. Nearby Jubilee Lake is a natural habitat for birds, butterflies, ancient trees and wild flowers, a peaceful setting for anglers and walkers.
Lyneham Lyeham House and Country Park is outstanding and, at nearby Broad Town, Wiltshire’s most northerly chalk hill carved White Horse. Details can be obtained from the Visitor Centre.
Wroughton Its 17th century thatched cottages are delightfully picturesque, there is a stream running through the village and a network of public trails for walkers, horse riders and cyclists. Roundway Hill Covert, 68 acres of woodland, has a panorama including the Vale of Pewsey, Salisbury Plain, the Avon valley and the Bowood and Spye Park estates.
Visit STUDLEY GRANGE BUTTERFLY WORLD & CRAFT VILLAGE near Wroughton for a great day out, with beautiful butterflies, wonderful animals and creative craftspeople. Walk among stunning butterflies, get to know goats, otters, meerkats, pigs, reptiles, guinea pigs, tortoises, rabbits, birds and much more. Time your visit with feeding times for a truly memorable experience. A ticket to Butterfly World includes same day re-entry visits, and entry to a working mixed livestock farm next door. The farm helps educate the public on animal welfare and the food chain.
A leisurely stroll around the next door Craft Village offers an eclectic mix of crafts with craftspeople at work on unique creations. Have a go yourself - with the paper craft, beading, painting, baking, sewing, making chocolate and more craft activities. Have fun in soft-play or buy a special keepsake or gift; there’s so much to do.
WHAT’S ON 2018 7 July Purton Carnival 17 June Cricklade Town Festival 6–9 July Barbury International Horse Trials St Jame’s Place, Barbury 29 July Swindon Chilli Fiesta Wharf Green, Canal Walk, Swindon 29 July Swindon & Wiltshire Pride Festival Old Town, Swindon 27–30 July WOMAD Festival Charlton Park, Malmesbury 5 Aug – 3 Sept Malmesbury Carnival & Festival
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