Set in the heart of the stunning Wiltshire countryside, the Chalke History Festival - the UK’s leading celebration of history – will return from 22nd to 28th June 2026 to bring the past vividly to life through a rich programme of top-class talks, wide-ranging discussions, striking performances and dynamic living history experiences. A hugely popular annual event, attracting large numbers of visitors from home and abroad, Chalke is a celebration of curiosity, critical thinking

The different ways to visit Stonehenge including ticket prices and booking details as well as how to see it completely free.

Five Wiltshire churches in the Churches Conservation Trust which are open to visitors and walkers, all near Salisbury.

The Bulford Kiwi is a large depiction of a kiwi cut into the chalk of Salisbury Plain by members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force...

How to see Stonehenge for free (and legally) on this 5 mile walk which includes other prehistoric sites and saves you money on entrance fees