Here you will find a bustling market town with a colourful street market on Fridays and Saturdays. There are lots of delightful open spaces including parks and play areas, plus pretty Monkton park which is found on the banks of the river Avon.
Found in the heart of rural north Wiltshire, Colerne is a charming Cotdswold village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Perfectly placed for exploring the area, you will also find two village pubs and a selection of village shops here.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Compton Bassett is a small rural village perfectly located for exploring the area. The local pub The White Horse Inn is worth a visit and popular with locals and visitors a like.
Found six miles northwest of Chippenham, Grittleton is a pretty village with a pub and village hall, surrounded by glorious Wiltshire countryside.
A charming market town perfectly situated for exploring the Cotswolds. The town is steeped in history and a visit should include a look around the beautiful Abbey House Gardens and a saunter along the River Avon. There's a thriving high street with a great choice of independent shops and you can also enjoy the weekly farmers market. To make the most of the area purchase a walking guide from Malmesbury Tourist Information in the Town Hall.
Marlbourough is a pretty town with characterful buildings and a good selection of boutiques, tea houses and indenpendent shops. The High Street runs the length of the town and is noted to be the widest in the UK. A twice weekly market takes place, the perfect opportunity to shop for local produce.
Sherston is a pretty village situated approximately five miles from the market town of Malmesbury. With a village shop, two pubs and a hotel with a restaurant, everything is close at hand here.
The old market town of Swindon has a steam railway museum celebrating the cultural history of the area and a good selection of historic sites, independent shops and eateries.
Situated close to the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this pretty historic town is well worth a visit for Warmintser Maltings, Britains oldest working maltings and Dents glove factory. The town boasts a lovely park with tranquil lake and quaint streets with an eclectic assortment of shops and eateries.
Surrounded by countryside, West Tytherley is a pretty village with a school, church and excellent village shop where you can stock up on holiday essentials.
Here you will find a bustling market town with a colourful street market on Fridays and Saturdays. There are lots of delightful open spaces including parks and play areas, plus pretty Monkton park which is found on the banks of the river Avon.
Found in the heart of rural north Wiltshire, Colerne is a charming Cotdswold village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Perfectly placed for exploring the area, you will also find two village pubs and a selection of village shops here.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Compton Bassett is a small rural village perfectly located for exploring the area. The local pub The White Horse Inn is worth a visit and popular with locals and visitors a like.
Found six miles northwest of Chippenham, Grittleton is a pretty village with a pub and village hall, surrounded by glorious Wiltshire countryside.
A charming market town perfectly situated for exploring the Cotswolds. The town is steeped in history and a visit should include a look around the beautiful Abbey House Gardens and a saunter along the River Avon. There's a thriving high street with a great choice of independent shops and you can also enjoy the weekly farmers market. To make the most of the area purchase a walking guide from Malmesbury Tourist Information in the Town Hall.
Marlbourough is a pretty town with characterful buildings and a good selection of boutiques, tea houses and indenpendent shops. The High Street runs the length of the town and is noted to be the widest in the UK. A twice weekly market takes place, the perfect opportunity to shop for local produce.
Sherston is a pretty village situated approximately five miles from the market town of Malmesbury. With a village shop, two pubs and a hotel with a restaurant, everything is close at hand here.
The old market town of Swindon has a steam railway museum celebrating the cultural history of the area and a good selection of historic sites, independent shops and eateries.
Situated close to the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this pretty historic town is well worth a visit for Warmintser Maltings, Britains oldest working maltings and Dents glove factory. The town boasts a lovely park with tranquil lake and quaint streets with an eclectic assortment of shops and eateries.
Surrounded by countryside, West Tytherley is a pretty village with a school, church and excellent village shop where you can stock up on holiday essentials.