VisitWiltshire Visitor Guide 2024

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Devizes
This historic market town has a colourful medieval past and a
rich heritage of Georgian houses. The town has kept its character,
with many small, family-run businesses and a traditional market
bustling with fresh food, crafts and curios. Home to both the
Wiltshire Museum and Wadworth Brewery, Devizes stands on the
Kennet & Avon Canal, near the flight of 29 locks at Caen Hill.
www.devizes-tc.gov.uk
Highworth
This ancient hilltop market town is situated on the edge of the
Cotswolds, four miles from the River Thames. Described by John
Betjeman as “…one of the most charming and unassuming country
towns in the west of England” its claims to fame range from being
a Cavalier stronghold during the Civil War, to running the official
ABBA fan club from a house in Sheep Street.
www.highworthtowncouncil.gov.uk
Lacock
A stunning National Trust village. Here, cottages and inns dating
back to the 15th century have formed a breathtaking backdrop to
many film and TV classics, from Wolf Hall and Pride and Prejudice to
Harry Potter.
Ludgershall
Were you to delve into the Domesday Book of 1086 you would find
a listing for this small town on the eastern edge of Salisbury Plain.
Dating from the late 11 th century, Ludgershall Castle was originally
a royal hunting lodge; today its ruins are in the care of English
Heritage. From the castle grounds there are splendid views,
and local walks to nearby Collingbourne Woods.
www.ludgershall-tc.gov.uk
Malmesbury
This vibrant market town is believed to be the country’s oldest
borough and the one-time capital of England. There is much to
delight and discover, including the stunning 12 th century Abbey,
Abbey House Gardens and river walks along the Avon. The High
Street offers unique shops, cafés, restaurants and a regular
market at the 15 th century Market Cross.
EVCP: 2 devices and 4 connectors at Aldi, SN16 9JL.
www.malmesbury.gov.uk www.discovermalmesbury.life
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