램스버리 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Lovely view up onto the hills with great views and farmland and woodland

Take a stroll along the picturesque River Kennett that runs along the southern side of Ramsbury village in Wiltshire. You can usually see and hear a lovely variety of birds here such as kingfisher, nuthatch and tree creeper, and there is a large volume of brown trout in the waters, too.

Ramsbury is a beautiful village tucked away in the east of Wiltshire, a few miles northeast of Marlborough. When in Ramsbury make sure to check out one of the two local pubs, The Bell or The Crown & Anchor, take a stroll down to the river and Ramsbury Meadow, or just admire the beautiful selection of chocolate-box thatched roof cottages that are dotted around the village.

This picturesque tree-lined avenue takes you to Littlecote House, a stunning 16th century, Grade I listed Tudor manor house located in the English county of Wiltshire. This unique property now acts as a luxury hotel, however you the public are able to view the outside of the house and it's immaculate grounds via this road.

Quite a bit of history contained within these grade I listed walls, where Henry VIII wooed Jane Seymour and the D-Day landings were apparently planned. Quite a remarkable manor house. Now a hotel but you can still marvel at the building or have a drink in the bar.

Open all the time. You can see the walls of the surrounding buildings and there are explanation plaques describing the villa.

nice garden, building, food and drinks !!

The Orpheus Mosaic at Littlecote Roman villa is an astounding relic from almost 2,000 years ago. Open to the public, this phenomenal floor was only discovered in the 18th century and has undergone careful restoration work. The mosaic is thought to be connected to the Pagan revival which took place around 361 AD.

Watch out for the ducks too!