Guidebook for Pewsey
Food Scene
Great food to eat in or take away. Within easy walking distance. Lovely friendly service.
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Tale of Spice
9 North StGreat food to eat in or take away. Within easy walking distance. Lovely friendly service.
The Seven Stars Inn
Gores LaneLovely food in olde worlde pub - great hosts.
Fantastic little bistro on the edge of the Kennet and Avon Canal. Recommended! Also have music and other functions throughout the year.
The Waterfront Bar And Bistro
Marlborough RoadFantastic little bistro on the edge of the Kennet and Avon Canal. Recommended! Also have music and other functions throughout the year.
Try their extra sticky Lardy Cake - it's yummy!!!
Lardy cake is a traditional English tea bread enriched with lard, sugar, spices and dried fruit. It originates from Wiltshire and is commonly found throughout the West Country.
Marshall's Bakery
36 North StTry their extra sticky Lardy Cake - it's yummy!!!
Lardy cake is a traditional English tea bread enriched with lard, sugar, spices and dried fruit. It originates from Wiltshire and is commonly found throughout the West Country.
For a really special meal (we go here for our anniversary). Expensive but worth every penny for memorable tasty food.
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Red Lion Freehouse & Troutbeck Guest House
For a really special meal (we go here for our anniversary). Expensive but worth every penny for memorable tasty food.
Woodbridge Inn
Pub and restaurant with large garden by the river.
Applecart Cafe
14 High StGreat breakfasts!
Proper country pub in pretty village serving large range of good quality food.
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The Royal Oak
Proper country pub in pretty village serving large range of good quality food.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Shed Alehouse
20 North StTiny, quirky alehouse with home brewed ales and great atmosphere.
The Coopers Arms
37-39 Ball RdLive music on Friday nights.
Great pub full of local characters! Home brewed and local micro brewery ales on sale. Food served on Friday nights and Sunday lunchtime. Plus music nights, chess, poetry, sea shanties to name a few activities.
http://www.thecrowninnpewsey.com/p/brewery.html
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The Crown Inn
Chandlers LaneGreat pub full of local characters! Home brewed and local micro brewery ales on sale. Food served on Friday nights and Sunday lunchtime. Plus music nights, chess, poetry, sea shanties to name a few activities.
http://www.thecrowninnpewsey.com/p/brewery.html
The Ship Inn Upavon
10 High StGreat pub - brilliant food (especially their home made pizzas). Recommended
Sightseeing
Beautiful countryside along the ridge of hills which form the Vale of Pewsey. Burial mounds, dew ponds, Adam's grave, Wansdyke Way and distant vies of Silbury Hill. A landscape archaeologist's wonderland!
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Alton Barnes White Horse
30 Long StBeautiful countryside along the ridge of hills which form the Vale of Pewsey. Burial mounds, dew ponds, Adam's grave, Wansdyke Way and distant vies of Silbury Hill. A landscape archaeologist's wonderland!
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Avebury stone circle is great for a walk through history, very atmospheric. A must see. (I prefer it to the more touristy -and expensive- Stonehenge)
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Avebury
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Avebury stone circle is great for a walk through history, very atmospheric. A must see. (I prefer it to the more touristy -and expensive- Stonehenge)
Iconic, mysterious, wonder of the ancient world - one to tick of your list. Whilst here - go visit the Amesbury Museum - it's a small museum with a big collection of mesolithic and neolithic artefacts. Really friendly and well informed.
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Stonehenge
Iconic, mysterious, wonder of the ancient world - one to tick of your list. Whilst here - go visit the Amesbury Museum - it's a small museum with a big collection of mesolithic and neolithic artefacts. Really friendly and well informed.
Let your imagination run wild in this amazing Iron Age hill fort believed to be foundation for City of Salisbury.
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Old Sarum
Castle RdLet your imagination run wild in this amazing Iron Age hill fort believed to be foundation for City of Salisbury.
Ancient burial mound near Silbury Hill and Avebury
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West Kennet Long Barrow
Gunsite RoadAncient burial mound near Silbury Hill and Avebury
Fabulous slice of industrial history - Steam driven pumping station for canal. Keep an eye out for special 'Steam days'
http://www.croftonbeamengines.org/opening-times-and-prices/
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Crofton Beam Engines
Fabulous slice of industrial history - Steam driven pumping station for canal. Keep an eye out for special 'Steam days'
http://www.croftonbeamengines.org/opening-times-and-prices/
Écluses de Caen Hill
Amazing feat of engineering!
The only operating windmill in Wessex. Beautiful countryside AONB
http://www.wiltonwindmill.co.uk/
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Wilton Windmill
The only operating windmill in Wessex. Beautiful countryside AONB
http://www.wiltonwindmill.co.uk/
Woodhenge itself is interesting - but you can walk from here up to the cursus which runs above Stonehenge and get (what I consider) the best views of the Stonehenge landscape - for free!
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/woodhenge/
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Woodhenge
Woodhenge itself is interesting - but you can walk from here up to the cursus which runs above Stonehenge and get (what I consider) the best views of the Stonehenge landscape - for free!
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/woodhenge/
Less than half a mile form Stonehenge - Durrington walls could be the 'builder's yard' for Stonehenge or maybe even the start of the funereal journey from the River Avon to Stonehenge. Excavations this year may reveal more. It's worth going to see!
Durrington Walls
Less than half a mile form Stonehenge - Durrington walls could be the 'builder's yard' for Stonehenge or maybe even the start of the funereal journey from the River Avon to Stonehenge. Excavations this year may reveal more. It's worth going to see!
Westbury White Horse View Point
Bratton RoadThe Village of Lacock has been the setting for more historical dramas than you can imagine (including Harry Potter!) It is stunning - you might even catch some filming whilst you are there!
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Abbaye de Lacock
The Village of Lacock has been the setting for more historical dramas than you can imagine (including Harry Potter!) It is stunning - you might even catch some filming whilst you are there!
Arts & Culture
Wiltshire Museum
41 Long Stincludes Stonehenge gold collection
The Wharf Theatre
Lovely little theatre by the canal
Pewsey Heritage Centre
High StreetPewsey Gallery Art Centre CIC
16 High StPlatform One Cafe
Fire Fly AvenueEverything Else
Amesbury History Centre
Church StreetGreat Neolithic and Mesolithic finds - a little gem of a museum
Entertainment & Activities
Upavon Golf Club
Pewsey Vale Livery
Fabulous rides across the downs.
Essentials
Co-op Food
High StreetSPAR Pewsey
12 North StVisit Nigel of Pewsey Vale Butchers - situated in the SPAR shop