Chisbury Chapel
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This fine 13th century chapel was originally constructed by the lord of Chisbury Manor to assert his high social status. It allowed the household of the manor, as well as local people, to attend services and pay their taxes without having to travel to the parish church at Great Bedwyn. The building ceased to be used as a consecrated chapel in 1547, and has been used as a barn for the past three centuries. But visitors to Chisbury will be rewarded with a pretty thatched and flint-walled construction, whose original function is still clearly visible today. Read more about the history of Chisbury Chapel. Before You Go How to Find It: Follow the brown signs from the small green in the centre of the village. Parking: Please park considerately on Chisbury Lane. There is no charge for parking. The chapel can be reached by walking 300 metres on an uphill track. Plan a Great Day Out Shops, cafés and facilities can be found a short drive away in Marlborough. The nearby ruin of Ludgershall Castle is a picturesque spot for a picnic. The world-famous stone circle of Avebury is within a half hour drive. Opening Times 30 April 2017 - 24 March 2018 Open any reasonable time during daylight hours 25 March 2018 onwards Opening times will be available nearer the time | |||||||||||||||||||||||