Things to see & do
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Explore the museum
Explore the museum
Discover the world of the people who built the stone circle and other monuments nearby, in the two galleries of the Alexander Keiller Museum.
© NT/Nicola Snashall
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Dress up...
Dress up...
Bring the family to dress up as Bronze Age children and complete the puzzles in the activity area in the Barn Gallery of the Alexander Keiller Museum.
© NT/M Webb
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...or dress down
...or dress down
A 5,500-year-old dog skeleton from Windmill Hill is on display in the Stables Gallery of the Alexander Keiller Museum.
© NT/M Webb
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Walk in the stone circle
Walk in the stone circle
Come and explore this fascinating prehistoric site: the largest stone circle in the world. Guided walking tours are available.
No-one knows why the henge and huge outer stone circle were created. But we can all enjoy the freedom and space they give us to express ourselves in.
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See the Manor transformed
See the Manor transformed
Avebury Manor has been brought back to life by the National Trust and the BBC for you to enjoy.
Find out more about the BBC at Avebury
© NT/Usha Gupta
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...and the new kitchen garden
...and the new kitchen garden
Wander through the different garden 'rooms' and see the delightful Victorian styled kitchen garden.
© NT/Usha Gupta
Explore the museum
Dress up...
...or dress down
Walk in the stone circle
See the Manor transformed
...and the new kitchen gardenWhat's new
Avebury Manor has undergone a major transformation by the Trust and the BBC. Nine of our rooms have been decorated to reflect some of the people who once lived here. Come and see for yourself from February 2012.
Join a henge tour
Join our guide for a walking tour of the henge and circles. We try to run tours every day but it's best to check times and availability for the day of your visit by phoning the Visitor Services team on 01672 538016.
There's more...
- Browse our shop for the latest books on Avebury and prehistory
- Have lunch or tea and cakes in the Circle Café
- Find a quiet corner in the manor garden to relax with a good book
- Bring a picnic and sit in the shade of the 16th-century dovecote
- See if you can spot the large dial of the 18th-century turret clock
- Enjoy a coffee at our outdoor tables and watch the world go by
Book tickets to the Manor Reborn
Planning a visit to Avebury Manor? You can now book tickets to the house online.
Plan your visit to Avebury
Thinking of visiting and want all the information available at your fingertips? Find it all in our general guide to Avebury with a handy map.