High on the top of a hill, with views stretching far over the hills and fields of Hampshire and Wiltshire The 180 long barrows of Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset form the densest and one of the most significant Parking: If you are driving, Breamore village is close to the Hampshire-Wiltshire border, on the A338

of this wonderfully entertaining, educational and mildly eccentric History Festival in the beautiful Wiltshire Bluestone Vineyards produce English Sparkling wines from Wiltshire, which you can try at their stall. we looked down over the valley before heading homewards at the end of another fantastic day in the Wiltshire

Located in the middle of Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, it is not easy to get to, and there are several

More details >> Sir Edward Heath: Arundells, Salisbury, Wiltshire Arundells was the home of Sir Edward

IMBER, WILTSHIRE Before WWII, the War Office had purchased great swathes of land on Salisbury Plain in  Wiltshire, including much of the village of Imber, to create the largest military training ground in WILTON HOUSE, WILTSHIRE Wilton House, a large estate with an impressive history that goes back to 871AD , is located just outside Salisbury in Wiltshire.

annual history festival in the world, a week of talks, events and living historians set in the beautiful Wiltshire

include an outdoor mosaic made from original tesserae found during the construction of the M4 in nearby Wiltshire

Imber, a small village in the middle of Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, has a history that can be traced

The festival takes place in June in the Chalke Valley in Wiltshire.

Tom Edwin Adlam (1893-1975) was born at Waterloo Gardens, Salisbury, Wiltshire on 21st October 1893.

of Salisbury Plain by members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in 1919 above Bulford Ranges in Wiltshire

The irony didn't escape me that in the wilds of Wiltshire where I live, herons are something you see

Photos from The Witches Trees at Grovely Woods, Wiltshire People leave all sorts of stuff attached to

The History Festival, the biggest in the world, has just finished in the Chalke Valley in Wiltshire. The Duchess is the first royal visitor to the festival and is a resident of Wiltshire herself. Quoting famous Wiltshire resident Christopher Wren, whose birthplace is just 15 miles away, she quoted

The world’s biggest history festival takes place outdoors every year in the beautiful Wiltshire village