Wiltshire Action & adventure, Bird, Castles & palaces, Coastal, Gardens & parks, Museum, Nature + Peaceful pictures

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Climb to the top of the country’s tallest spire and check the time on the hands of a 14th-century clock.

This enigmatic county has two World Heritage sites. It is home to Stonehenge, stately homes and charming market towns.

This powerful prehistoric structure is one of England’s most visited monuments and an important UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Listen to the story of the earls of Pembroke and the former priory on this site. Take the children to the playground in the pleasant gardens.

This powerful prehistoric structure is one of England’s most visited monuments and an important UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

Listen to the story of the earls of Pembroke and the former priory on this site. Take the children to the playground in the pleasant gardens.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

See copper objects from thousands of years ago and one of Britain’s largest meteorites in this 17th-century mansion.

Listen to the story of the earls of Pembroke and the former priory on this site. Take the children to the playground in the pleasant gardens.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

Humans built this ring-shaped structure millennia ago. Learn about their culture and imagine their reasons for creating the site.

See copper objects from thousands of years ago and one of Britain’s largest meteorites in this 17th-century mansion.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

See copper objects from thousands of years ago and one of Britain’s largest meteorites in this 17th-century mansion.

This powerful prehistoric structure is one of England’s most visited monuments and an important UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

See copper objects from thousands of years ago and one of Britain’s largest meteorites in this 17th-century mansion.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.

This enigmatic county has two World Heritage sites. It is home to Stonehenge, stately homes and charming market towns.

Listen to the story of the earls of Pembroke and the former priory on this site. Take the children to the playground in the pleasant gardens.

Humans built this ring-shaped structure millennia ago. Learn about their culture and imagine their reasons for creating the site.

Climb to the top of this Iron Age hilltop monument and cross the wooden bridge to see a castle built by William the Conqueror.