Must-SeeBath
England
About 27 miles away
Roman baths, Georgian crescents and Jane Austen, in golden stone.
Full Guide

A free walk across the ancient landscape around Stonehenge, past an earthwork 1.9 miles long and older than the stones.
The Cursus, a long, straight enclosure of banks and ditches dug between about 3630 and 3375 BC, runs across the downs north of the stones. National Trust paths lead past it and the King Barrows ridge, with distant views of Stonehenge without a ticket.
Must-SeeRoman baths, Georgian crescents and Jane Austen, in golden stone.
Must-SeeHoney-stone villages, like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water, in rolling countryside.
If You're NearbyDurdle Door, and 185 million years of cliffs, with fossil-hunting on the beach.
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