Villages & towns in WiltshireWiltshire, England

National Trust-owned village of timbered and stone cottages with a medieval abbey and barn, kept free of modern clutter and much used on screen.

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Honey-stone Cotswold village around a medieval market cross and packhorse bridge, often called England's prettiest and a favourite film location.

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Downland village that sits inside the world's largest prehistoric stone circle, surrounded by the henge bank, Silbury Hill and long barrows.

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Handsome former weaving town of golden Bath stone, with almshouses, an arcaded high street and peacocks roaming Corsham Court's park.

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Historic market town of 500-plus listed buildings, with a fine market place and the Caen Hill lock flight climbing away on the canal.

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North Wessex Downs town with one of England's widest high streets, colonnaded and tiled, between the college and the Kennet.

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Postcard Cotswold village around a green with a duck pond, ringed by Grade II listed stone cottages.

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Riverside cloth town on the edge of the Cotswolds, its steep lanes of weavers' cottages rising above a packhorse bridge and Saxon church.

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Cotswold Water Park village where the infant River Thames threads between cottages and old stone crosses.

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England's oldest borough, a hilltop town above the Avon crowned by its ruined 12th-century abbey and market cross.

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Former weaving village near Trowbridge with a market cross, old lock-up and village pump, and a grand Perpendicular church.

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Downland village in the North Wessex Downs around a green and pond, with St Michael's church and a long bell-founding history.

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Chalke Valley village on a clear chalk stream with watercress beds and a nature reserve, deep in the Cranborne Chase downs.

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Tiny estate hamlet of chocolate-box thatched cottages, including a thatched-roof church, between Chippenham and Devizes.

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Wiltshire-Cotswold village with a broad high street of honey-coloured cottages, an annual boules tournament and a big Perpendicular church.

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Nadder-valley village of two linked hamlets by the Chilmark quarries that supplied the stone for Salisbury Cathedral.

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Quiet stone village near the Roman Fosse Way, gathered around the Victorian Grittleton House and a medieval parish church.

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