Stonehenge Salisbury and Avebury, Wiltshire Road Trip Guidebook

The Stonehenge Salisbury and Avebury Road Trip Guidebook is a structured multi day journey through one of England's most historically layered landscapes. Covering approximately 124 miles (198 km), under 5 hours drive time, the route travels through Wiltshire. From honey coloured villages and abbeys to vast prehistoric monuments and cathedral cities, the journey reveals thousands of years of history. Includes West Wiltshire Villages – Castle Combe, Lacock, Bradford on Avon and Corsham introduce the journey with stone villages, abbey landscapes and historic towns. Avebury and The Ridgeway – The North Wessex Downs prehistoric landscapes including Avebury stone circle and an introduction to Britains oldest road. Stonehenge and Salisbury Plain – The route crosses open downland to Stonehenge before finishing in Salisbury where the cathedral spire rises above medieval streets. This online, self-guided road trip guidebook helps you plan and explore at your own pace.