West End Local History Museum

Key local people (from a Titanic hero to a Test Best) and places. Displays, artefacts, archives, library and bookstall. Open Saturdays.

Westonbirt Arboretum

The National Arboretum in Gloucestershire is renowned worldwide both for its tree and shrub collection and beautifully landscaped grounds. 600 acres of Grade I Listed Landscape.

Weymouth Museum at Brewer's Quay

The collections held at Weymouth reflect the social history of the area.

White Mill Rural Heritage Centre

A restored Smock Mill built in 1760 with original wooden machinery, a millers cottage with domestic displays, a granary, forge, wheelwright workshop, cobblers shop, farming tools and a cowshed.

Wickham Vineyard

Highly acclaimed audio tour of the vineyard and winery, including development of the vineyard and wine making process. Wine tasting, gift shop, nature reserve and award-winning restaurant.

Wight Painting Holidays

Watercolour landscape painting workshops for beginners and improvers.

Wilton Carpet Factory

In the 18th century courtyard you can visit the exhibition which offers regular demonstration of handweaving, setting the scene for the tour.

Wiltshire Heritage Museum

The Museum is home to Bronze Age finds from the barrows surrounding Stonehenge. The Henge Gallery interprets Stonehenge, Avebury, Woodhenge and the Durrington Walls.

Wiltshire Music Centre

The Wiltshire Music Centre's public concert programme offers a variety of high quality events in a first class 300 seat auditorium with superb acoustics and sight-lines.

Wiltshire Wildlife Trust

A wonderful country park whose centre piece is a magnificent lake which is a haven for wildlife. There's a children's play area, pitch & putt mini golf, cafe, bird hides, nature reserve and tree collection.