Pet Friendly Things To Do in Wiltshire, England

Fox Talbot Museum at Lacock Abbey—the seeming incongruity of the Photography Museum in the outbuildin... More on Yahoo! Travel

The museum was small but interesting - especially for my partner who likes his photography. The Abbey and i... More on TripAdvisor

A magnificent example of Elizabethan architecture and home of the Marquess of Bath, Longleat House was the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The children or grandchildren will love this place it is so different to the usual. More on TripAdvisor

This huge circle of lintels and megalithic pillars is considered by many to be the most important prehisto... More on Frommers

We were there during the off-season, so bribed the security guard to let us sit in the stones before the pa... More on Yahoo! Travel

Pounds Art, hosts several kinds of theatrical performances and musicals that have won accolades by its audi... More on Yahoo! Travel

They have put on some lovely shows for children . More on TripAdvisor

This farm is a living museum of farm animals and poultry, some now close to extinction. You can touch and f... More on Yahoo! Travel

Realy fun place with good facilities and friendly staff. More on TripAdvisor

The formal sections of these gardens, hidden away behind the house, are probably the best-kept secret of Corsham Court. They're well worth finding though, particularly for fans of Capability Br... More on Yahoo! Travel

Staff were exceptionally helpfull and intresting more impartantley theye were like a big famley all looking after the ... More on TripAdvisor

Starting with over 2000 acres of grounds landscaped by Capability Brown in the 1760s, these gardens include a fine serpentine lake graced with a Doric Temple to which a highly picturesque rocky valley was added toward the end of the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Situated, but well concealed, within the grounds of Bowood House is the adventure playground, a must for al... More on Yahoo! Travel

it was execellent love it it is a great adventure playground for kids to enjoy all the time and not to fa... More on Yahoo! Travel

In a country of superlative gardens and gardeners, Stourhead is the most celebrated example of 18th-century English landscape gardening. More than that, it's a delightful place to wander -- among its trees, flowers, ... More on Frommers