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With recent evidence of continuous settlement since before 7500BC and a breath- taking Mesolithic collection that is greater in quantity (from one single location) than any other found in this country, the town’s new Museum at the Melor Hall, Church Street will amaze visitors with its story of life before the stones and its mind blowing artefacts from the town where history began. 07793 366 429 Stroll around Wilton House with its 17th century interiors, world famous art collection and 22 acres of parkland and gardens. Discover 5000 years of history at the mighty Iron Age hill fort at Old Sarum. Be inspired by the peace and beauty of Salisbury Cathedral. Discover the world’s finest original Magna Carta, the world’s oldest working clock and over 750 years of history. Located within the Cathedral Close are: Salisbury Museum with a variety of renowned displays including prehistory, paintings, costumes and ceramics; The Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum which tells the story of the infantryman from the Seven Years War to the present day; and the beautiful period architecture and collections in Mompesson House and Arundells. For up-to-date information about all these destinations and more, go to www.visitwiltshire.co.uk Why not take the bus to Amesbury and walk to Stonehenge? X5 bus from Salisbury to Countess roundabout = 45 minutes (last bus approx 10.13pm Mon-Sat, 5.20pm Sundays). You can also take the Activ8 between Salisbury and Amesbury town centre. Or you could take the bus part-way for a longer walking route (approx 3 hours each way) 66/67 bus from Salisbury to Porton = 22 minutes (Last bus approx 6.44pm from Porton Mon-Fri, 6.31pm Saturdays) Please check www.connectingwiltshire.co.uk for the most recent bus timetables. The Stonehenge Tour bus visits the railway station, Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum and Stonehenge. www.thestonehengetour.info Some of the roads marked on the walking routes do not have pavements. While these roads are not busy, please take care. Salisbury to Stonehenge From Salisbury, cycle up the charming Woodford Valley to Stonehenge, stopping off at Amesbury along the way. Well worth a visit is Woodhenge – just to the north of Amesbury, a Neolithic site of concentric timber circles. Take time to enjoy the Stonehenge landscape which is all part of the World Heritage Site and perfect place to stop off for a picnic. Take time to enjoy the Stonehenge landscape which is all part of the World Heritage Site and perfect place to stop off for a picnic. www.english-heritage.org.uk Join a National Trust guided walk to discover ancient places such as the Greater Cursus, the Stonehenge Avenue, King Barrow Ridge and the enormous henge at Durrington Walls. www.nationaltrust.org.uk You can hire bikes from Hayball Cyclesport in Salisbury town centre: 01722 322 796 www.hayball.co.uk. Or why not take a guided tour with Heritage Cycle Tours: 01980 862099 www.heritagecycletours.com Old Sarum @connectingwilts www.facebook.com/connectingwiltshire email [email protected] Salisbury Amesbury Salisbury to Stonehenge Cycling and Bus Walks Map Bus Walks Rail and Cycle Folding bicycles can be taken on any train service and placed in the usual luggage racks. A limited number of full size bicycles can be carried as well. For rail services in Wiltshire you do not have to reserve a space, but it is a good idea, particularly at peak times. You can reserve a space at the station or contact the train operators at least 24 hours in advance. l First Great Western 08457 000 125. l South West Trains 0845 6000 650 (option 4) www. connecting wiltshire .co.uk Stonehenge at dawn Amesbury water meadows Palladian Bridge at Wilton House Salisbury Cathedral 24 WCW ★ P Cycle way / path (surfaced) Bridleway or Cycle way (unsurfaced) Recommended cycle route (on-road) National Cycle Network Footpath / Footway (surfaced) Cycle parking Wiltshire Cycle Way Tourist Information Centre Toilet Araction Stonehenge Tour bus stop X5 bus stop 66/67 bus stop (cyclists dismount) (cyclists dismount) Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Additional data by Wiltshire Council © Crown Copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049050 Original cartography by Steer Davies Gleave. (Updated by FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk) Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Additional data by Wiltshire Council © Crown Copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049050 Original cartography by Steer Davies Gleave. (Updated by FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk) Key Produced by FourPoint Mapping for Wiltshire Council. www.fourpointmapping.co.uk. All rights reserved. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2014. Ordnance Survey 100049050. Wiltshire Council and FourPoint Mapping accept no responsibility for omissions or errors. Hayball CYCLESPORT Hayball Cyclesport Blackhorse Chequer 26-30 Winchester Street Salisbury SP1 1HG BIKE HIRE 0 1 7 2 2 4 1 1 3 7 8 www.hayball.co.uk [email protected] Woodhenge Plan your journey by bike, bus, train, car or walking at www.connectingwiltshire.co.uk. All information correct March 2014. All photographs © VisitWiltshire 2014.
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Attractions in the area
Amesbury Museum & Heritage Centre is open Tuesday to Saturday 11am – 4pm. With recent evidence of continuous settlement since before 7500BC and a breath-taking Mesolithic collection that is greater in quantity (from one single location) than any other found in this country, the town’s new Museum at the Melor Hall, Church Street will amaze visitors with its story of life before the stones and its mind blowing artefacts from the town where history began. 07793 366 429
Stroll around Wilton House with its 17th century interiors, world famous art collection and 22 acres of parkland and gardens.
Discover 5000 years of history at the mighty Iron Age hill fort at Old Sarum.
Be inspired by the peace and beauty of Salisbury Cathedral. Discover the world’s finest original Magna Carta, the world’s oldest working clock and over 750 years of history.
Located within the Cathedral Close are: Salisbury Museum with a variety of renowned displays including prehistory, paintings, costumes and ceramics; The Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum which tells the story of the infantryman from the Seven Years War to the present day; and the beautiful period architecture and collections in Mompesson House and Arundells.
For up-to-date information about all these destinations and more, go to www.visitwiltshire.co.uk
Why not take the bus to Amesbury and walk to Stonehenge?
X5 bus from Salisbury to Countess roundabout = 45 minutes (last bus approx 10.13pm Mon-Sat, 5.20pm Sundays). You can also take the Activ8 between Salisbury and Amesbury town centre.
Or you could take the bus part-way for a longer walking route (approx 3 hours each way)
66/67 bus from Salisbury to Porton = 22 minutes (Last bus approx 6.44pm from Porton Mon-Fri, 6.31pm Saturdays)
Please check www.connectingwiltshire.co.uk for the most recent bus timetables.
The Stonehenge Tour bus visits the railway station, Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum and Stonehenge.www.thestonehengetour.info
Some of the roads marked on the walking routes do not have pavements. While these roads are not busy, please take care.
Salisbury to Stonehenge
From Salisbury, cycle up the charming Woodford Valley to Stonehenge, stopping off at Amesbury along the way. Well worth a visit is Woodhenge – just to the north of Amesbury, a Neolithic site of concentric timber circles.
Take time to enjoy the Stonehenge landscape which is all part of the World Heritage Site and perfect place to stop off for a picnic.
Take time to enjoy the Stonehenge landscape which is allpart of the World Heritage Site and perfect place to stop offfor a picnic. www.english-heritage.org.ukJoin a National Trust guided walk to discover ancientplaces such as the Greater Cursus, the StonehengeAvenue, King Barrow Ridge and the enormous henge atDurrington Walls. www.nationaltrust.org.uk
You can hire bikes from Hayball Cyclesport in Salisbury town centre: 01722 322 796 www.hayball.co.uk. Or why not take a guided tour with Heritage Cycle Tours: 01980 862099 www.heritagecycletours.com
Old Sarum
@connectingwilts
www.facebook.com/connectingwiltshire
email [email protected]
Salisbury Amesbury
Salisbury toStonehengeCycling and Bus Walks Map
Bus Walks Rail and Cycle
Folding bicycles can be taken on any train service and placed in the usual luggage racks. A limited number of full size bicycles can be carried as well. For rail services in Wiltshire you do not have to reserve a space, but it is a good idea, particularly at peak times. You can reserve a space at the station or contact the train operators at least 24 hours in advance.
l First Great Western 08457 000 125.
l South West Trains 0845 6000 650 (option 4)
www.connectingwiltshire .co.uk
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Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Additional data by Wiltshire Council © Crown Copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049050Original cartography by Steer Davies Gleave. (Updated by FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk)
Base map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Additional data by Wiltshire Council © Crown Copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100049050Original cartography by Steer Davies Gleave. (Updated by FourPoint Mapping, April 2014. wwwfourpointmapping.co.uk)
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HayballCYCLESPORT
Hayball CyclesportBlackhorse Chequer
26-30 Winchester StreetSalisburySP1 1HG
BIKE HIRE01722 411378
www.hayball.co.uk [email protected]
Woodhenge
Plan your journey by bike, bus, train, car or walkingat www.connectingwiltshire.co.uk.
All information correct March 2014.All photographs © VisitWiltshire 2014.
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Woodford Valley cycle route:21.7 km = 13.5 miles = approx 2 hours
*Cyclists should give way to other users on shared cycle paths and bridleways.
