Stourhead is a 1,072-hectare (i.e. 2,650-acre) estate at the source of the River Stour in the southwest of Wiltshire. The estate includes mansion, garden, farmland and woodland. Stourhead has been part-owned by National Trust in United Kingdom since 1946.
| Things to Do | [Casual Walk], [Autumn Leaves Viewing] |
| Scenery |  |
| Start at |
 Stourhead Visitor Centre |
| 30 min→ |
 Diana’s Basin |
| 20 min→ |
| The Pantheon |
| 20 min→ |
| Temple of Apollo |
| 15 min→ |
 Stourhead Visitor Centre |
 Type |
Circular |
 Distance |
2.8 km |
 Duration |
1 hr 25 min |
 Supply |
Restaurant at Stourhead Visitor Centre (No mid-way supply) |
 Exit / Branch |
skip Temple of Apollo to shorten the trip |
 Difficulty |
Level 3 [Beginner – Easy] |
 Comments |
Stourhead is a landscape garden suitable for visiting in any times, with different stunning views in different seasons. It offers spaces for rest, which will be suitable for families. |
Stourhead Main Car Park
- For drivers: Use A303 or B3092 at Frome, and the postcode for the car park is BA12 6QD
- From London: Take SWR (“South Western Railway”) at London Waterloo Station and get off at Gillingham Station, then take taxi to Stourhead (approximately 11 km).
The ticket price is £24.2 for adult, £12.1 for children . Please refer to the Official Website for more details.
Stourhead [英國]
