Areas of Swindon
Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Swindon, Wiltshire.
Swindon's historic hilltop quarter — Wood Street and Devizes Road independents, the Town Gardens, and the best of the town's food, drink and nightlife.
The modern shopping and transport hub — the Brunel Centre, Regent Street, Wharf Green, the railway station, and the Wyvern Theatre.
Brunel's model railway village — Grade II listed GWR cottages, the STEAM museum, and the Designer Outlet in the converted works.
Suburban west Swindon — Lydiard Park and House, the Link Centre, district shopping, and easy M4 access.
South-edge Swindon — Coate Water Country Park, the Art Deco diving platform, the Richard Jefferies Museum, and the new Wichelstowe community.
A historic hilltop market town north-east of Swindon — an independent High Street, the parish church, and Cotswold-edge countryside.
A market town west of Swindon — the pillared Old Town Hall, a Wednesday market since 1219, and the community behind the wartime repatriations.
A large village on Swindon's southern edge — a village pond and pubs, the Science Museum store at the airfield, and downland walking on the doorstep.