Avebury

Avebury Manor is unusual in that each room is furnished to reflect a different time period of its history.

Why not talk a walk through the varied and inspiring 'garden rooms' of Avebury Manor Garden. Every time you turn a corner you will find something different.

If you're visiting the stone circles and would like to enhance your visit, then why not visit the Stables Gallery of the Alexander Keiller Museum to learn more about the stone circles and Avebury? Find out more here.

Avebury is part of the Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site because of its outstanding Neolithic and Bronze age monumental landscape. Click through to find out more.

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 the most primitive of tools.

If you'd like to learn more about the prehistory of Avebury and the people who built the henge and stone circles, then join us for a stone circle tour.

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 when visiting Avebury.

No-one wants to leave a family member at home, so well behaved dogs are welcome. Here's what you need to know about bringing your dog to Avebury.

If you love getting outdoors, nature and wildlife, history and archaeology, then why not find out about the two walking challenges we offer? These will take you all over the Wiltshire Landscape sites and the Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site.

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.

Circles Restauraunt is open and is serving hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and light snacks. When you're feeling hungry or in need of a drink we're here to fill the gap so that you can enjoy the rest of your day at Avebury.

We’re really proud of our National Trust shop at Avebury. We have a great range of environmentally kind and sustainable products and for the next few weeks we have some really fantastic bee themed items. Each purchase you make helps us look after Avebury for the future so that everyone can enjoy it.

Cobblestones, our second-hand book shop is open and offers something for everyone; from thrillers, sci-fi and romance to cookery and gardening. Every purchase helps us look after for everyone, for ever.

In the summer of 2017 the National Trust and partners* undertook an excavation at the foot of Avebury Down. This was to establish the extent and nature of a known lithics scatter.

Archaeologists have found a striking and apparently unique square monument beneath the world famous Avebury stone circle in Wiltshire. Click here for the full story.

Water voles are a protected species but numbers are growing in the Avebury area, find out more about them in this short video.

Find out more about what motivates the people who look after this special place as well as the other National Trust Wiltshire Landscape sites.

Find out more about what the National Trust is doing to nurse the natural environment back to health and reverse the alarming decline in wildlife.

Our natural world and places of historic beauty are at serious risk. Give today and together, we can help nature recover, bring people closer to it, and ensure our shared history continues to inspire us all. Thank you for your continued support.

By becoming a member of the National Trust you are joining a growing team of people who love special places and your support will help us to look after nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever.

From looking after the ancient stone circle, Avebury Manor or protecting wildlife habitats, gifts in wills are used right at of the heart of our work. You can help care for the places that are special to you by remembering us in your will and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.