Wiltshire Holiday Attractions

Visit some of the very best
attractions in Dorset, Devon,
Wiltshire, Somerset & Hampshire

Choose a place on the map and click on the links.
You will find great Historic Houses, Castles, Cities, Abbeys &
Cathedrals, Gardens, Country & Animal Parks, Museums, Steams Fairs
& Historic Transport, Antique & Crafts Centres,
Ships & Ferries and more for your great days out in UK.

1 Fleet Air Arm Museum
2 Adventure Wonderland
3 Weymouth Sea Life Park
4 Wookey Hole
5 Condor Ferries
6 Tutankhamun Exhibition
7 Monkey World Ape Resc.
8 Glastonbury Abbey
9 The Priest's House Museum
10 Wimborne Model Town
11 Paultons Park
12 The Tank Museum
13 Swanage Railway
14 Sherborne Castle
15 Splashdown Poole
16 Great Dorset Steam Fair
17 The Dinosaur Museum
18 National Motor Museum
19 Farmer Palmer's Farm Park
20 Heavy Horse Park

21 Go Ape! Park
22 Corfe Castle Model Village
23 Lulworth Castle
24 Haynes Motor Museum
25 Exbury Gardens
26 Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
27 Teddy Bear Museum
28 Salisbury Cathedral
29 The Keep Military Museum
30 Terracotta Warriors Museum
31 Blue Pool
32 Royal Signals Museum
33 Roman Baths
34 Mummies Of The Pharaohs
35 Teddy Bears At Christmas
36 Seaton Tramway
37 Kingston Maurward Gardens
& Animal Park

  WILTSHIRE
  Wiltshire Holiday Attractions

  It is locked from every side and borders six counties. These are Dorset, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Somerset, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
Area: 3,485 sq. km
Population: 630,700

  Wiltshire is known as a paradise for any archaeology fanatic - the evidence of pre-Roman archaeology are all around. The Mesolithic, Neolithic and Bronze Age people that occupied southern Britain have left much evidence about their presence. Wiltshire holiday makers will enjoy the vast and sparsely inhabited county. Salisbury Plain, the biggest expanse of chalk grassland in country, divides Wiltshire from the very North down to South. Actually, two thirds of the county lies on chalk, giving it a characterised high chalk downland landscape.

  Being situated on the border of South West and South East England, Wiltshire has a moderate climate. The annual mean temperature is approximately 10°C, with July and August being the warmest months with a mean temperature around 21°C.

Wiltshire boasts of a unique historical heritage. The marvellous and mysterious Stonehenge is Wiltshire's best-known landmark and a World Heritage site. At the time of the Solstice thousands are attracted to this special site to celebrate. Along with Stonehenge, there are many undiscovered wonders of history in Salisbury Plain - the vast and mystifying expanse of wilderness. Many tourists are attracted by Avebury and more than 20,000 other places interesting from archaeological and wildlife point of view. Wiltshire is untouched by the human expansion. More than ¾ of county's territory is protected and listed as a special landscape or area of outstanding natural beauty.

Wiltshire is a home of many Royal Army training camps. That's why many call Wiltshire the safest place in Britain! Despite lacking any large companies and business establishments, Wiltshire is the county with the lowest unemployment rate.

Wiltshire is a predominantly rural county. It has a low population density. A quarter of the county's inhabitants live in settlements of fewer than 1,000 people. Though areas of Salisbury, the county town of Trowbridge, and Wiltshire's many historical market towns, such as Chippenham, Devizes, Marlborough, and Wootton Bassett are busy places attracting holiday makers from both Britain and abroad. Malmesbury in the north of the county is known as the oldest borough in England. It was granted the royal charter from King Alfred in the year of 880. Wiltshire is characterised by its high downland and wide valleys.

Fearured attractions for your great days out in Wiltshire:

New Great Days Out UK attractions in 2008: Heavy Horse Park | Go Ape! Park | Swanage Railway | Corfe Castle Model Village

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Dorset is a county in South West England. Dorset is famous for its beautiful coastline - the Jurassic Coast, and many holiday resorts. Area: 2,653 sq.km Population: 701,900	Somerset is a county in the South West of England. Somerset is a rural county of rolling hills and the Somerset Levels. Area 4,171 sq. km Population 884,400	Hampshire is a county on the south coast of England. Hampshire is a popular holiday area, with strong maritime connections via Portsmouth & Southampton. - Portsmouth. Area 3,769 sq. km Population 1,671,000
Wiltshire is a county in South West England. It is famous for its high plains and wide valleys. Wiltshire is the home of Stonehenge and other important landmarks. Area:3,485 sq. km Population: 630,700	Devon is a county in the South West of England. It is unique among English counties, in having two separated coastlines, on the English Channel and Bristol Channel. Area 6,707 sq. km Population 1,109,900	Free holiday brochure Great Days Out to advertise your business. Are you proud of your county but do not see it listed? Feature it here along with your tourist attraction. Click on the brochure image to apply for inclusion in the 2009 issue of the Great Days Out UK brochure and website.
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