Avebury Life B&B Hotel

A grade I listed property form the 16th Centrury run buy the National trust with Gardens

One of many monuments in this rich heritage area, a Neolithic causeway and part of the Avebury World Heritage Site. This large earthwork enclose has provided many archaeological finds from the prehistoric to Neolithic ages.

A huge prehistoric henge installation, which also includes part of Avebury Village. The earth bank and standing stones are the largest stone circle in Britain and a World Heritage Site

A Neolithic long barrow tomb near Avebury rings and Silbury hill. The tombe is belied to date from around 3650 BC

A visitor reception for the World Heritage Site of Avebury set with a 17th century threshing barn with information, tearooms toilets and National Trust Shop and in English Heritage guardianship

A stone circle dating back to 3000 BC with a very elaborate and complex design, now with concrete markers to represent the stones. Located a little east of Silbury Hill alongside the A4

A man made prehistoric chalk mound (the largest artificial mound in Europe) of approximately 2400 BC. Clearly visible from the main road (A4), though there is a an associated car park nearby The purpose of the hill is still not established - Free Access

A White Horse figure with dimensions 180 feet high and 160 feet long, cut into the hillside of Milk Hill - you can park nearby at the Pewsey Downs Car Park

a set of prehistoric standing stones lined up in pairs to form an avenue of around 100 stones stretching 1.5 miles linking two sites in the Avebury area - managed jointly by the National Trust on behalf of English Heritage - Free to view