There is wheelchair access to the Alexander Keiller Museum, its toilets and restaurant, and parts of the Stone Circles.

Access to other historical sites by slippery-when-wet chalk footpaths. The local hills are not very steep, though there is about 100 metre difference between the lowest and highest points in the area.

There is a free disabled car park in the centre of Avebury and a number of free roadside "lay-by" parking places close to the main sites.

Avebury Tourist Information Centre
(address above) can provide many services, including:
sign language interpreter, RNID Hearing Loop, a scale model of Avebury for visually impaired people, expert local information and tours, accommodation booking, information on local public transport, walks and cycling routes, literature on attractions and places of interest.

Wheelchair hire
Wheelchairs available at the Alexander Keiller Museum
for use in the museum and parts of the stone circle.

Tel: +44 (0)08457 48 49 50

Toilet facilities
Disabled toilets at the Alexander Keiller Museum
and at the Tourist Information Centre.

The Red Lion pub
Avebury High Street.

The 17th century farmhouse has been a public house since 1822. Traditional English pub with character (said to be haunted). Suitable for families. Two bars, a large dining room and benches and tables outside. Extensive menu. Also offers bed and breakfast.

The Circle Restaurant at the Alexander Keiller Museum,
off Avebury High Street.

The The National Trust's only vegetarian restaurant, specializing in vegan and gluten-free dishes, using organic and local produce. Opening times the same as the museum.

Waggon and Horses
16th century pub in the nearby village of Beckhampton, 1.5 km southwest of Avebury.

A real ale pub which serves food at lunchtime and evenings. Famous for being mentioned in Charles Dicken’s novel Pickwick Papers, and as a centre for Crop Circle fans during the 1980s and 90s.

Avebury Community Shop
Hope Cottage, High Street, Avebury.

A local intiative, opened in March 2009 following the closure of Avebury post office. It sells groceries (including freshly baked bread, homemade cakes, eggs and milk), household goods and confectionery as well as providing the usual postal services.

It is inspiring to see a community supporting their local shop in an age when too many village stores are closing due to changing demographics and the threat posed of huge shopping centres. Hope Cottage is a great address for the shop. We wish them good luck.

Tel: +44 (0)1672 539 200    www.aveburyshop.co.uk

The Henge Shop
High Street, Avebury.

Housed in a row of medieval cottages, the Henge Shop offers souvenirs and gifts, including clothing, jewellery and books on historical, spiritual and pagan subjects. They also organize guided tours. A friendly and attactive shop with good quality products at modest prices. They also use fair trade or local suppliers wherever they can.

Opening hours: 9.30 am - 5.30 pm

Tel: +44 (0)1672 539 229    www.hengeshop.com

Avebury Tourist Information Centre
(address and details above) sells maps, guide books, postcards,
souvenirs, local crafts, crop circle information and memorabilia.

They also provide many services, including:
sign language interpreter, RNID Hearing Loop, a scale model of Avebury for visually impaired people, expert local information and tours, accommodation booking, information on local public transport, walks and cycling routes, literature on attractions and places of interest.

The Old Granary museum shop at the Alexander Keiller Museum,
off Avebury High Street, sells souvenirs and books on archaeology.