Milton Abbey Church and Landscape
Located approximately 30 miles south-west of Salisbury, Milton Abbey can be found mid-way between the Georgian market town, Blandford Forum and Dorchester in Dorset.
The Abbey is open to visitors every day
from 10am until 5pm.
Discover over 1,000 years of history in the Abbey, founded by King Athelstan, the grandson of Alfred the Great. This historic building, its unique environment and wonderful setting attracts visitors from around the world and provides a warm welcome to all.
Set in a beautiful Capability Brown designed landscape and nestling nearby to the historic village of Milton Abbas the area has many lovely walks and spectacular views and is truly a delightful place to visit.
You can become a Member of our Abbey community without financial commitment, although of course gifts and donations are extremely welcome.
Gifts and Donations are vital in helping us continue to carry on the work of The Milton Abbey Heritage Trust.
The Farrant Singers are the longest-established chamber choir in Salisbury, with close links to the Cathedral where choir members frequently sing for services in place of the Cathedral Choir. The choir took part in the world premiere of Bob Chilcott’s ‘Salisbury Vespers’ in 2009, has broadcast live on BBC Radio 4 in Sunday Worship, and has worked with the John Armitage Memorial Trust to present new and recent works for choir, brass and organ.
Saturday 13th July at 8.30pm.