Visit Wiltshire Visitor Guide 2023

Wiltshire’s
Towns and
Villages
The home of timeless
experiences
Wiltshire’s historic towns and villages are friendly,
relaxed and welcoming.
Each with something unique to offer. Stylish independent shops
and colourful markets. Great entertainment. Fascinating history
and heritage. Tempting pubs and restaurants. In all four corners
of the county you’ll find an excellent range of accommodation
to suit every budget. So come and spend time in Wiltshire:
the England you love in one county.
EVCP Electric Vehicle Charging Points
Railway Station
Amesbury
It’s hard to imagine what life would have been like over 10,000
years ago, but Amesbury has a history dating back to 8,820BC.
Nowadays it offers free parking, a weekly market, restaurants,
inns and independent shops. Nestling in a loop of the meandering
River Avon, the town is close to the ancient wonders of
Stonehenge and Woodhenge.
EVCP: Main car park in Amesbury on the A345.
www.amesburytowncouncil.gov.uk
Bradford on Avon
This stunning town flanks both sides of the peaceful River Avon at
the southern end of the Cotswolds, with the Kennet & Avon Canal
also running through it. Steeped in history, it boasts spectacular
medieval barns, Saxon and Norman churches, imposing mansions
and a rich industrial heritage, which means this town is definitely
not one to be missed!
www.bradfordonavon.co.uk
Calne
Calne is a small vibrant town with so much to discover. You can
explore our history at the Calne Heritage Centre. Join the annual
Calne Bike Meet which brings motorcyclists and the community
together on 29 July 2023 or plan a visit to the Atwell Wilson Motor
Museum. Spend a day cycling or walking along National Cycle
route 403 and visit the nearby Cherhill White Horse. With two
hours free parking in the Heritage Quarter, take an opportunity to
appreciate the flourishing past and present of our beautiful town
and shop, eat, drink and relax.
www.visitcalne.co.uk
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