Explore Marlborough, Wiltshire
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Originally part of the Icknield Way which ran from Norfolk to Wiltshire, the Ridgeway is Britain’s oldest road and was extended in 1972 and designated as a National Trail.
Alma Mater to an illustrious roll call which includes William Morris, poets Siegfried Sassoon, Louis MacNeice and John Betjeman, Bruce Chatwin, bankrupts Ian and Kevin Maxwell and the sublimely talented Nick Drake, ...
Avebury is a henge monument (which is an ancient place surrounded by a bank and ditch) and is the world’s largest prehistoric stone circle, originally comprising of some 100 standing stones, with two inner stone circles.
Dating from around 3,650 years BC West Kennet Long Barrow is one of the largest and most accessible Neolithic Tombs in Britain
World famous from its starring role in the smash hit drama series Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle’s future is secure thanks to the scores of visitors who have flocked to witness its imposing façade first hand.
This half term Cobbs Farm Shop and Play Barn are offering a little bit extra with non-stop entertainment for all the family.
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Top of any day tripper's list when they visit Marlborough is the Merchant's House. This magnificent timber and brick building is a Marlborough landmark, constructed by prosperous silk merchant, Thomas Bayly
There are no shortage of great places to eat and stay, rest your weary bones and fill your boots in the loveliest town in Wiltshire,
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D&R furnishers of The Parade in Marlborough, having recently launched their fabulous new website to include on line retailing, are now also extending their range to include window shutters
Avebury Manor is a 16th Century Grade One listed property run by the National Trust in Avebury, near Marlborough
Less than an hour’s drive west from Marlborough though the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, is the historic village of Lacock and at its heart, the quirky Lacock Abbey set in its own woodland grounds.
Crucial to the heart of the Tudor monarchy as presented in the recent BBC drama series of the same name, WOLF HALL near Burbage stands (or not) as testimony to the rise and fall of the Seymour family.
These are two magnificent pieces of industrial archaeology that will appeal to both families and steam enthusiasts.
In the guardianship of English Heritage, The Sanctuary forms part of the huge Avebury Neolithic Complex of standing stones and ritual sites.
Abbey House Gardens is a spectacular 5 acre country house garden in Malmesbury, Wiltshire which straddles the River Avon
For a limited time only, The Polly Tea Rooms are offering 2 for 1 on Children’s High Tea
Stepping out on your own after a lifetime in education is both a daunting and exciting step for many students taking a break from academia to explore the big wide world.
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Summer is the time for swanking around stately homes and pretending that you live there.
These are two magnificent pieces of industrial archaeology that will appeal to both families and steam enthusiasts.
Dating from around 3,650 years BC West Kennet Long Barrow is one of the largest and most accessible Neolithic Tombs in Britain
World famous from its starring role in the smash hit drama series Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle’s future is secure thanks to the scores of visitors who have flocked to witness its imposing façade first hand.
There are no shortage of great places to eat and stay, rest your weary bones and fill your boots in the loveliest town in Wiltshire,
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