Attractions In Wiltshire

Nestled inside the beautiful Cranborne Chase on the borders of Wiltshire and Dorset, The King John is a true British country inn.

We’re near to Salisbury, a city of captivating history, whose Cathedral is at its heart. It is surrounded by historical buildings and independent and High Street shops, so with plenty to do and see, you can easily immerse yourself in the city for the whole day.

Local Attractions Near The King John Inn

For a wonderful day out with the family, we have Britain’s most astonishing stately home. Longleat plays host to over 60 exotic animals including lions, tigers and giraffes – all of which you can see up close during the drive-through safari. The house itself is also open to the public, and visitors can explore the history of the Marquess and Marchioness of Bath.

Described as ‘a living work of art’ when it first opened, The National Trust’s Stourhead House & Gardens has a world-famous landscape which has been the backdrop to many films including Pride & Prejudice. The whole family can explore the breathtaking 2,650 acre estate as well as the ornate rooms of the manor house.

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