Wiltshire historian David Mitchell's fascination with the North Wessex Way began when he stumbled across a 400-year-old map in a book ... was modelled on Malmesbury Abbey 12 miles away.

Known as the final resting place of Æthelstan, the first King of the English, Malmesbury Abbey has a long and varied history, being established in the seventh century in the village of Malmesbury ...

Malmesbury Abbey has an aura of tranquil beauty only heightened by the Gothic ruins outside its strong Norman nave. The plan now is to turn that nave into a skateboard park. 11 December 2008 • 9 ...

An abbey is in need of £3.5m of repairs and has been added to Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register. Attracting 65,000 visitors each year, Reverend Oliver Ross called Malmesbury Abbey a ...

Malmesbury Abbey, known as the final resting place of Æthelstan, the first King of the English, boasts a history that stretches back to the seventh century in the Wiltshire village of Malmesbury.

Malmesbury Abbey, known as the burial site of Æthelstan, the first King of the English, boasts an extensive history dating back to the 7th century in Wiltshire's Malmesbury village. It stands out ...