Pewsey is a small community in the beautiful countryside of Wiltshire, and has a long and interesting social and political heritage that is explored here....

Avebury is the largest stone circle in Europe. Made of 200 stones and stretching for over a mile, the stone circle surrounds the picturesque village...

This interesting collection details the stone circle at Avebury. There have been a great many archaeological excavations in this area and the centre tells...

The great and ancient stone circle of Stonehenge is one of the wonders of the world. What visitors see today is the substantial remnants of...

The Science Museum in Swindon is the largest dedicated science exhibition centre outside of London. Based on the site of an old airfield, it...

Heale House and its eight acres of beautiful garden lie beside the River Avon at Middle Woodford, just north of Salisbury. Much of the house...

Most of this collection is made up from cars, although there are some lorries, motorcycles, pushbikes and mopeds that are in the museum. There...

Located just to the west of the A345, between Larkhill and Amesbury, this site was discovered by aerial photography between the wars. It is a...

The massive Iron Age hillfort of Old Sarum (Old Salisbury) was reused by the Romans, Saxons and Normans, before growing into one of the most...

This library is one of the central cultural and social meeting points in Swindon, and is home to an impressive and extensive collection of non-fiction...

The Swindon Museum and Art Gallery is housed in the Town Hall in the centre of the community, and is one of the most important...

STEAM tells you the remarkable story of the men and women who built, operated and travelled on ‘Gods Wonderful Railway’. STEAM gives you the chance...

Swindon Arts Centre is one of the premier cultural forums in this region of the country, housing a first class range of facilities. The...

When the village of Fisherton was absorbed into Salisbury, this Victorian church replaced the old parish church. St Clement’s was demolished in 1852 and its...

This publicly accessible archive is biggest in the country that is dedicated to archiving monuments across the land. As a visitor you are invited...

Magnificent family house of the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne containing remarkable collections of heirlooms and works of art, the eighteenth century Robert Adam house...

Tucked away behind the shops on Fisherton Street is a former grain mill, now used as a commercial art gallery with café. Studio workshops cluster...

City Hall is the city’s chief venue for national touring shows. But it also hosts local amateur events, exhibitions and lectures. It was opened in...

This lively theatre stages its own productions all year round. There is no resident company. Instead all shows are cast independently, so theatre-goers see a...

For centuries this was a working mill, straddling the river and mill races. The oldest part dates from around 1500 and still has its Tudor...