Best places: Things to dos in Wingfield, United Kingdom

Late-1700s stone structure carrying the Kennet and Avon Canal over the River Avon, with benches.

Hilltop views of city rooftops & World Heritage site accessed via a 6-mile meadow & woodland trail.

👍👍 We visited Hope nature centre today for their summer special: birds, bees and bugs and had a fantastic experience. My feather and egg mad 4 year old loved whole experience and was delighted to take quail eggs and feathers he found home. 2 year old loved stroking the birds, tasting the honey and look...

Country park with gravel walking paths, a picnic area, a tea room & a nature centre with animals.

Charming park with formal and water gardens, herbaceous borders, lawns, topiary and an arboretum.

Area featuring an Iron Age hilltop defence & a huge white silhouette of a horse cut in the 1600s.

House/grounds in a tranquil valley, with medieval paintings and lead human-shaped coffins in crypt.

👍👍 Well maintained and presented nature park. Well signposted and no entrance charges. Picnic areas and nice lawns for children to play on. Both the Kenet and Avon canal and the river Avon run through the park. Only a few minutes walk to the town centre of Bradford on Avon. Plenty of cafes and tea room...

15th-century manor with Arts & Crafts-style gardens with ponds and topiary, closed in winter.

Historic venue with Italianate garden and cloister for summer opera, jazz and concerts, plus walks.

👍👍 I had my sons party at Baloo’s today, the new design of dividing the upstairs into party area’s is much better than the rooms they previously had. Parents can now sit and chat whilst being next to the children’s table, feeling more involved in the party . On a hot day like today the air-con is a god...

Opened in 1805, this 100-m long waterway over River Avon is popular for cycling, walking & canoeing.

Pre-1880s American items including room replicas and a wagon in Georgian country manor and gardens.

👍 Beautiful! You can reach it by walking/cycling along the canal or by car. If you want to relax better going early in the morning and week days if possible as very popular for groups in summer and the field close to it is not huge if you want to sit and have a picnic. You can also walk or swim there...

51m-long, 14th-century, monastic stone barn with original, arched, timber roof support beams.

Built around 3500 BC & set in a peaceful valley, this Neolithic tomb has multiple burial chambers.

👍👍 I have been looking for a wolf experience for my wife for a long time and this has exceeded all expectations. The thing that is most apparent is the love for and care of the animals. Knowledge and passion combine to provide an incredible opportunity to spend time with these magnificent creatures....

National Trust gardens overlooking Bath with follies, Palladian bridges, lakes and woodland.

On a converted railway line, this mile-long cycling & walking tunnel features music & lighting.

👍 Really nice place to go for a walk, the moderate path can be very muddy if it's rained recently! But the easy walk isn't too bad & you can do it twice if you want to walk so more! Only downside is the parking is very small! And there is no one where really else close by to park! Apart from that real...