Avebury

The visitor reception is in the 17th century threshing barn in the Old Farmyard. Here you can buy tickets for the manor or museum, find out what's on and any other information about Avebury you need. There is also a cafe, picnic area, shop and toilets. Click for more information.

At Avebury you can wander among the standing stones of the largest stone circle in the world and marvel at the human ingenuity and dedication it took to create the enormous bank and ditch with no more than bones and stones. Click to find out more.

You can freely explore the exceptionally well preserved Neolithic stone circle and immerse yourself in a fascinating history dating back almost 6,000 years.

Avebury Manor is a truly unique experience; it's a 16th-century manor house where, unlike most other properties, you are allowed touch the furniture, lie on the beds and handle the pots and pans.

Fun and learning for all the family in the museum. The museum is split into two galleries; the interactive display is in the Barn Gallery and the archaeological finds are displayed in the Stables Gallery.

We know that travelling and visiting tourist attractions with children can take a lot of work to plan, so here are a few bits of information that may make life a little easier so that everyone can relax for the day. Click to find out more.

Rolling hills, standing stones, long views - the walks around Avebury are the perfect antidote to our busy lives. Why not grab your sandwiches, your camera and stride out and explore this stunning landscape? Click to find out more.

If you love the outdoors and love a challenge then why not take a walk in the Wiltshire Landscape? There are two to choose from; The Wiltshire Landscape Walking Challenge, exploring many of the National Trust sites in Wiltshire; and the Stonehenge and Avebury Walking Challenge which takes you all over the two halves of the World Heritage Site.

Discover how Avebury Manor looked during the years it was owned by the excavator of Avebury stone circles, Alexander Keiller.

This year at Avebury we’ll be shining a light on recent excavations through a pop up exhibition in the Alexander Keiller Museum. Click to find out more.

The restaurant has lots of space, a wide range of delicious food and drink and a unrivalled view over the stone circle. Why not come and treat yourself to a meal with a view?

Visitors come from miles around to enjoy the Manor Tea-room. You too can enjoy a traditional English tea in the elegant period style surroundings of Avebury Manor library.

The Coach House Cafe is set right in the heart of the stone circle in a pretty courtyard setting, the perfect location for stopping and relaxing during your time at Avebury.

Our National Trust shop at Avebury has been refurbished and has a wide range of local goods, perfect for gifts and treats. Why not pop in and have a look at our exciting new products?

Just off Avebury High Street you will find the delightful Cobblestones second-hand bookshop.

A day of learning at Avebury is fun and informative, bring your group along and discover the secrets of Britain's prehistoric past.

Now that prehistory is on the school curriculum we have designed a flexible educational tour and talk for school groups.

From maintaining footpaths to running exhibitions, find out more about our vital ongoing work at Avebury.

Find out more about what the National Trust does, why it's important for the future and what you can do to help.