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1 Review and 134 Opinions The virtue of major hotel chains is their conistency. If you travel in business this simplifies...
4 Reviews and 44 Opinions Unless you are a keen researcher into the stone circle or you find yourself on late night druid...
1 Review and 317 Opinions Very nice hotel situated on West Swindon, 10 minutes by taxi from Bus and train station. Very...
7 Reviews Longleat is a great day out for all the family. I went with my boyfriend about a week after my mum and nan went - me and my bf got round the whole park in plenty of time but mum & nan didn't but the...
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7 Reviews Longleat house operate a 'passport' system, whereby you can visit each of the attractions on the estate once - and you can do it on any day you like in a season. You can also by individual entry to...
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10 Reviews C P is a real Mecca for kids and families who love biking and outdoor activities! Bikes can be rented for ..........5 pounds a day ..........8 pounds for midweek term ..........12 pounds for the...
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2 Reviews The gardens are very clearly the work of 'Capability' Brown. Now that is what I call a nickname. Good job he didn't carry the moniker of 'mixed abilty' Brown! As with all Capability Browns efforts,...
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LouiseTopp Says: In 1939 New Hall at Bodenham was requisitioned by the Army & in 1944 General Dwight Eisenhower slept there prior to the Normandy Landings on D-day. After the...
zuriga Says: We spent about 2 hours exploring Castle Combe. There is a free car park as one enters Upper Castle Combe. On the road down to the village, a large house on the...
zuriga Says: I first visited Lacock near Chippenham about 17 years ago. Not much had changed when I was there in July, 2005. It's a nice village and a popular tourist...
LouiseTopp Says: The Great Bustard (Otis tarda) is the heaviest flying bird in the world & the males have been recorded at over 50lb & are at least as tall as adult Roe Deer....
himalia11 Says: Stonehenge is a famous stone circle listed as World Heritage Site. It dates from between 3000 BC and 1600 BC and it's not clear what exactly had been the...
The Emblems Restaurant: Just great!
himalia11 Says: We were already very hungry and didn't expect to find anything along the street when we suddenly saw this restaurant. What a luck! This restaurant turned out to...
himalia11 Says: The Fovant Badges are regimental badges, carved into the chalk hills near the village of Fovant. They date from the times of World War I, when there was a...
himalia11 Says: Old Wardour Castle is the middle of nowhere. At least that was the impression that we had when driving through the labyrinth of narrow streets! Although we...
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Stonehenge, Lacock Abbey & More...
A 2-week Christmas 2005 vacation in England gave us the chance to revisit Wiltshire. We were so impressed by our 2004 trip (below) that we went out of our way to visit Stonehenge's 'sister' standing...
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Named the access to the West Country, Wiltshire is the county of great variety. It covers an region of almost 3,500 sq km it joins up the areas of Kennet, West Wilts, North Wilts, Salisbury and South...
Castle Combe is often listed as England's prettiest village. It's easy to see why. It's existed for over 5 centuries and retains its charm and beauty in an idyllic setting. It's only 90 minutes by car...
That's what Wiltshire means to me, and to many others. There are small towns to visit too, of course....Marlborough, for example, and (nicer, imo) Devizes. But do not miss Lacock if you can help it....
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