Wilton House |
Wilton House, 460 year old home to the Earl of Pembroke, provides a fascinating insight into British history.The House contains many splendid State rooms including the magnificent Double Cube room which houses the world famous collection of Van Dyck paintings.
This room, among others, has offered film-makers the perfect setting for films such as, Sense and Sensibility, Mrs. Brown, Pride and Prejudice and most recently The Young Victoria.
The Old Riding School, is the modern interpretative centre containing the award winning introductory film, recreated Tudor Kitchen, Victorian laundry and Times Past, Times Present exhibition.
Extensive landscaped parkland, water and rose gardens beside the River Nadder, Palladian Bridge and the millenium water feature designed by world famous sculptor William Pye.
Exciting adventure playground.
Adjacent garden centre.Full wheelchair access, admittance for guide dogs only.
This room, among others, has offered film-makers the perfect setting for films such as, Sense and Sensibility, Mrs. Brown, Pride and Prejudice and most recently The Young Victoria.
The Old Riding School, is the modern interpretative centre containing the award winning introductory film, recreated Tudor Kitchen, Victorian laundry and Times Past, Times Present exhibition.
Extensive landscaped parkland, water and rose gardens beside the River Nadder, Palladian Bridge and the millenium water feature designed by world famous sculptor William Pye.
Exciting adventure playground.
Adjacent garden centre.Full wheelchair access, admittance for guide dogs only.
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Three miles from Salisbury and ten miles from Stonehenge.
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Wilton House Postcode for SatNav: SP2 OBJ
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