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| Alton Barnes, Pewsey, Wiltshire, SN9 5PS Tel: 01672 851705 |
 
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 The Barge Inn, built in 1810 to coincide with the opening of the Kennet and Avon Canal, is a dog friendly inn with views of one of
Wiltshire's many chalk white horses. The ceiling of the bar has a painted mural of
Stonehenge and Wiltshire white horses and the pub is a Mecca for those interested in crop circles as many have appeared nearby including the famous one used on the cover of Led Zeppelin's 'Remasters' album. The Barge serves a fairly simple menu along with excellently well kept ales. |
The
Beehive
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| 263 Trowbridge Road, Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1UA Tel: 01225
863620 |
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| A real beer lovers inn, with a frequently changing
selection of about five real ales from small breweries, all served straight from the
barrel. |
The
Crown
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| Alvediston,
Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5 5JY Tel: 01722 780335 |
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| 15th Century thatched inn located in the delightful
Ebble Valley. Good food and traditional ale. |
Fox
& Hounds
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| The
Green, East Knoyle, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 6BN Tel: 01491 830573 |
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| Delightful old English thatched inn overlooking the
village green. |
George
& Dragon
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| High
Street, Rowde, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 2PN Tel: 01380 723053 |
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| Excellent inn with local ales and ciders and
very popular for good food. |
Haunch
of Venison
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| 1
Minster Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1TB Tel: 01722 322024 |
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| Salisbury’s most ancient inn, dating back to the
13th century, features a magnificent 600-year - old fireplace, an unusual pewter-top bar
counter, a resident ghost, and a macabre mummified hand displayed in a special glass case.
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Lamb
On The Strand
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| 99
The Strand, Semington, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, BA14 6LL Tel: 01380 01380
870263 |
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| Very popular inn with restaurant quality food at pub
prices but with a pub ambience. They usually have something from the Ash Vine brewery at
Frome and another more main-stream guest beer along with Thatchers draught cider. Booking
for the dining room is advised. |
Raven
Inn
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| Poulshot
Road, Poulshot, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 1RW Tel: 01380 828271 |
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| The Raven serves Wadworths 6X straight from the barrel
together with generous servings of hearty, pub-style food. |
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| 1 High Street, Lacock, Wiltshire , SN15 2LQ Tel: 01249 730456 |
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| Wootton
Rivers, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 4NQ Tel: 01722 810322 |
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  16th Century canalside thatched inn, located in an
area with a profusion of Stone Circles, Hill Forts, Prehistoric Monuments and Chalk Hill
Cuttings. Good food and ales. |
Somerset
Arms
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| High Street, Semington, Wiltshire, BA14 6JR Tel: 01380 870067 |
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| Popular locals inn serving superb food with lots of
interesting information on battleships. Located on the A350 South of Junction 17 of the M4
and serving traditional cask ales. |
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| Bottlesford,
Pewsey, Wiltshire, SN9 6LU Tel: 01672 851325 |
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 Sensational cuisine in a delightful thatched inn
located in the Vale of Pewsey. Surrounded by downs, chalk hill cuttings and only 12 miles
from Stonehenge. |
Waggon
& Horses
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| Beckhampton,
Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1QJ Tel: 01694 539418 |
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| Beautiful 16th Century Tudor coaching inn located at
the junction of the A4 and A361 and surrounded by a plethora of ancient monuments, chalk
hill cuttings, battle sites and National Trust Properties. Built with stone taken from the
ancient circles at nearby Avebury, the Wagon & Horses was Charles Dickens’s model
for the inn in The Pickwick Papers. Excellent food and a wide range of real ales in the
heart of the North Downs. |
White
Hart Inn
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| Ford,
Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 8RP Tel: 01249 782213 |
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| 15th century coaching inn, situated beside a
babbling trout stream in the Wyvern Valley but not far from Castle Comb Race Track and
Sheldon Manor. Full of character and charm with an impressive range of traditional ales
and a good food reputation. |
iltshire
is an inland county consisting, in large part, of a chalk upland region, which includes
the Marlborough Downs in the north and the green expanse of Salisbury Plain in the south.
The huge chalk figures cut into the hillsides are a curious feature of the landscape.
Wiltshire is notably rich in archaeological remains, and the Neolithic monuments of
Stonehenge and Avebury are regarded as Britain's most important prehistoric sites.
