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Couch Lane, Devizes
The Kennet and Avon Canal Trust has been in existence for more than 50 years.
At Devizes we have our Head Quarters, Canal side Museum, Boat trips, Café and gift shop.
Bristol
With Concorde as its stunning star attraction, Aerospace Bristol takes you on a fantastic flight through history. From the earliest aeroplanes, through two World Wars, the Cold War and the space race - discover incredible feats of aviation and step…
Devizes
Looking to visit the amazing town of Devizes?...If so, click here to get the latest Devizes tourist information direct from the official Wiltshire tourism site!
Amesbury, Salisbury
Discover the incredibly bold and stylish sophistication of the closest hotel accommodation to the mystical Stonehenge with free parking and free WIFI in the lounge. Located on the A303 in the heart of picturesque Wiltshire.
Bradford on Avon
The Bridge Tea Rooms is a wonderful and atmospheric venue for both coach parties and for hire for any occasion. Step back in time to the glorious Victorian era, double winner UK’s 'Top Tea Place', and one of the finest spots for afternoon tea.…
Hungerford
The rolling North Wessex Downs encompass some of England’s finest landscapes. The North Wessex Downs National Landscape was created in 1972 to conserve and enhance the natural beauty and tranquillity of these landscapes.
Looking to visit the amazing town of Marlborough?...If so, click here to get the latest Marlborough tourist information direct from the official Wiltshire tourism site!
London
A short walk from Hyde Park with stunning views over the leafy Westbourne Terrace lies Roseate Hotels & Resorts’ luxury boutique hotel, Roseate House London. Roseate House London features 48 luxurious rooms and suites spread across three mid-19th…
The River Thames is the longest and most well-known river in England. It is navigable for 215 miles starting as a small trickle in the Cotswolds; flowing through nine English counties; right through the centre of London; past the Thames Barrier out…
Looking to visit the amazing town of Malmesbury?...If so, click here to get the latest Malmesbury tourist information direct from the official Wiltshire tourism site!
Malmesbury
Whatley Manor is a grown-up getaway in the heart of the Cotswolds. Set in 12 acres of gardens with 26 distinctly different areas. Come on in and discover a whole new relaxed and very enjoyable experience.
Salisbury
Visit Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm and you will see many animals including: Pigs, Goats, Sheep, Donkey, Calf, Ponies, Rabbits, Peacocks, Chickens, Ducks & Geese. There are daily animal encounters, large play barn and annual programme of events. The…
Looking to visit the amazing town of Corsham?...If so, click here to get the latest Corsham tourist information direct from the official Wiltshire tourism site!
Bristol
The world famous bridge and the iconic symbol of Bristol, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1831 and completed in 1864 after his death
Nr Bath
The award-winning, peaceful, Grade 1 registered Iford Manor Gardens are unique with their romantic design and architecture, combining formality with nature, along with magnificent rural views across an unspoilt valley and architectural gems…
Bath
Experience Georgian grace and elegance in the centre of the world-famous Royal Crescent.
Bristol
Aerospace Bristol tells a remarkable story of aviation achievements spanning more than a century – from the earliest powered flights through two World Wars, the Cold War, the space race, and on to the modern day.
Malmesbury
A Grade I Listed building claiming to be England's most ancient hotel c1220, luxury bedrooms with antiques and fine linen.
Newbury
Alongside the Kennet & Avon Canal, the largest town in West Berkshire, Newbury, has a bustling high street with many interesting shops, which include unique stores such as family-run department store Camp Hopson.
Trowbridge is the county town of Wiltshire and is proud to offer a wealth of services to the region and its visitors. The town’s rich industrial heritage means that it has much for those interested in its history.
Marlborough
This 17th century Silk Merchant’s House and was built following the Great Fire of Marlborough in 1653 and has been restored to the highest standard with unique and rare wall paintings being uncovered, a commanding oak staircase, an impressive…