Salisbury is an ancient cathedral city. Its history goes back over a thousand years and its origins can be traced thousands of years further back. Its not surprising therefore that it has many points of interest, especially historical interest, and is close to many other historic sites. Salisbury also has a local market every Tuesday and Saturday.

Old Sarum was first occupied over 5000 years ago. in its time it has been occupied and defended by the Romans, Saxons and Normans and was the original site of the Salisbury cathedral. It is possible to see these remains along with the remainder of the fort.

Built 4000 years ago Stonehenge still manages to confuse scientists to how exactly it was built. Its one of the oldest and well known megalithic site in the country. Its situated eight miles north of the city.

Recently voted as one of the new 8 wonders of the world, Avebury Stone Circle is located in the pretty village of Avebury around an hour's drive from Rokeby Guest House. As well as the world-famous stone circle you will also enjoy the on-site museum as well as Avebury Manor.

Wilton House first opened its doors to the public on the 1st May 1951. The building itself is 450 years old and stands in more than 21 acres of beautiful gardens and parklands. The house is currently home of Henry Herbert - the 17th Earl of Pembroke.

The Roman Baths are just one of many things to experience on a short trip to bath. Bath is a Georgian City and has many wonderful churches and has hundreds of shops to wander round.