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Wiltshire

The county of Wiltshire is located in South West England. It is primarily rural and wide valleys are common to the Wiltshire landscape. The Salisbury Plain (a chalk plateau) and the Vale of Pewsey are some of the countryside that is offered by Wiltshire. The county has 20 towns and only one city. Its economy is boosted by major companies like Honda and Motorola that are situated in the county's northern part.

The markets of Wiltshire play a key role in its local community and offer a wide range of things that include carpets, clothing and fresh produce. In addition to its regular markets, it also hosts farmers' markets where consumers are treated to local produce and special markets. The street parties that celebrate certain events are also a characteristic of its community life. Apart from these vibrant market towns, Wiltshire also boasts open landscapes and beautiful gardens.

When you visit Wiltshire, not only will you travel to a distant past, but this magical place will make you feel closer to nature too. It is well known for the white horses that are carved into the downs. Seeing that nearly half of Wiltshire is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is clear that there are many other places that you must visit too such as Silbury Hill, Salisbury Cathedral and Avebury Stone Circle.

Stonehenge is the most popular prehistoric monument across the European continent. Here you can travel back to a time of the Neolithic ancestors as you enter one of the Neolithic houses to get a better look at the objects and tools that the Neolithic ancestors relied on. In fact, the visitor centre boasts more than 200 ancient objects! Its first-class exhibition also gives you the chance to view a 5 500-year-old skeleton.

The New Forest National Park promises to deliver a one-of-a-kind experience. It boasts a wide variety of animals and plants and unique local communities. Here you will find deer, butterflies, wading birds as well as heathland birds. The plant life is equally impressive. There are fungi, bog flowers, heathland plants and woodland flowers to enjoy too. Whether you are attracted to coastline, heathland or ancient trees, the New Forest National Park has it all!

If you want to rediscover a distant time, be sure to visit Longleat House. Its corridors, grand rooms and impressive high Elizabethan architecture promise to guarantee a full day of exploring. Plus, there is also the Capability Brown landscaped grounds that will amaze you. The parkland spans across 900 acres and boasts rolling lawns, trees and a few lakes. Be sure to stroll along Pleasure Walk to take it all in.