If you are looking for places to take the kids, explore with a new love interest or just to simply get out and about and explore then this ‘things to do in Wiltshire’ guide will help you decide on your next destination.
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We are on our way into the glorious summer period here in the UK. And, shops and restaurants are today beginning to reopen their doors. So it’s about time we got out and explored local areas. Today we put the spotlight on Wiltshire.
Whether you are looking to get the kids out and about at the weekends again or Wiltshire Dating locally. This guide will put the spotlight on some of the very best places you can explore.
So here we go, let’s decide on our next hotspot in Wiltshire:
Things To Do In Wilshire Guide:
Stonehenge and Avebury Heritage Site
I mean, it had to be included didn’t it? Avebury henge and stone circles are one of the greatest marvels of prehistoric Britain. Built during the Neolithic period, between 2850 BC and 2200 BC. The henge has survived so much and it really is a site worth viewing.
Stourhead National Trust Gardens
This is definitely one for the whole family, with lots of kid friendly activities and walks to embrace too. The Stourhead National Trust Gardens are currently in full bloom surrounded by daffodils. Come rain or shine, at Stourhead you can explore beautiful gardens, countryside, walk your dog, explore trails with the kids or take part in interactive walks. It’s a haven for picnic spots and a very romantic spot too.
Things to do in Wiltshire: Longleat
Longleat is the UK’s Number 1 Safari Park and a safari full of ROARSOME activities.
Enter a land of adventure at Longleat. Where lions roam. Tigers stalk. And monkeys swing. Travel through time in a grand stately home. Lose yourself in one of the magical mazes, and no matter who you visit with – you will be sure to have lots of fun.
Caen Hill Locks
Caen Hill, is one of the longest continuous flight of locks in the country – a total of 29 locks with a rise of 237 feet over 2 miles with a 1 in 44 gradient.
But you don’t have to be a boat lover to appreciate this beautiful waterway. There are downloadable activity sheets on pond dipping online, local walks to explore with a loved one, or visit the Diamond Jubilee Wood to witness the newly planted flowers in bloom.
Castle Combe Circuit
For all those petrol heads out there! The Castle Combe Circuit has a full racing calendar ahead this year, including three buoyant club championships, and a Hot Hatch Challenge. Whether you want to race, watch or experience – there is something for every thrill seeker. Wiltshire Dating Site may be a good place to meet a fellow petrol head – ready to getting revving this year.
ESPA at Lucknam Park
So maybe petrol isn’t something of interest to you. Well, one of the best spas in Wiltshire is ESPA at Lucknam Park.
Lucknam Park is an elegant country mansion set in 500 acres of Wiltshire countryside. This spa is glorious and will have you travelling up a long driveway lined with trees upon arrival. It has an impressive host of facilities, including indoor and outdoor pools, a spa with lots of luxurious treatments to choose from, an equestrian centre, tennis courts, and a Michelin starred restaurant called Hywel Jones.
Roman Baths
And finally, I had to end on the Roman Baths when talking about things to do in Wiltshire.
The Roman Baths are one of the finest historic sites, and one that I am still yet to visit myself.
It is run by the Heritage Services section of Bath & North East Somerset Council. It consists of the preserved remains of one of the most religious spas of the ancient world. Set in the heart of the City of Bath, this unique thermal spa is a place that is A MUST to visit when exploring Wiltshire.
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