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Bristol Airport 1 hr 33

Old Wardour Castle (35 min)
Partially ruined, turreted, 14th-century, fortified residence with panoramic views.

Sandy Balls Holiday Village (21 min)
Basic pods to upscale lodges on a forested resort with a pub, and a leisure centre with 2 pools.

Old Sarum (12 min)
Iron Age fort with ramparts, traces of a Norman cathedral, interpretative panels and a gift shop.

National Trust - Mottisfont (30 min)
Disestablished 13th-century abbey filled with historic interiors and surrounded by mature gardens.

Durrington Walls ‘Superhenge’ (22 min)
Archaeological excavation, ancient history, monument, prehistory, and history

Breamore House (18 min)
Elegant country house from 1583 with oak period furniture, family portraits & tapestries.

Woodhenge (22 min)
Concrete markers denote a prehistoric site from 2300 B.C., believed to have religious significance.

Wilton House (9 min)
Grand country manor with an internationally important art collection, adventure playground and cafe.

Fisherton Mill - Gallery | Cafe | Studios (13 min)
Victorian mill housing a gallery and studios, with work by contemporary artists and designers.

High Street Gate (15 min)
This 13th-century gate is the primary entrance to the cathedral's close & is locked each night.

Arundells (17 min)
Medieval house where former Prime Minister Edward Heath lived, with many personal items on display.

Salisbury Cathedral (17 min)
Early English church, home to the Magna Carta and notable clock dating from 1386, with tower tours.

National Trust - Mompesson House (16 min)
Elegant, 18th-century house with period furniture, an oak staircase and drinking glasses collection.

The Salisbury Museum (14 min)
Early man, Roman and Saxon items housed in 17th-century rooms with some Turner watercolours.

Stonehenge (19 min)
Legendary neolithic monument made using stones transported from Wales and built for unknown purpose.