Visitor Information

Location

Marlborough College is located in the town of Marlborough in the UK which is situated between the Towns of Hungerford and Calne on the old coaching route midway between London and Bristol.

The Marlborough area is steeped in history from Neolithic times onwards and makes a perfect base from which to explore the beautiful County of Wiltshire.

The maps below show the location of Marlborough and the College:

Town Map

Area Map

UK Map

• The Town Map shows the town of Marlborough and indicates the location of the College on the A4 as well as showing other facilities such as parking etc.



• The County Map shows the roads and villages around Marlborough in Wiltshire.



• The UK Map shows Marlborough in relation to UK major towns & cities and the motorway network.

All maps open in new windows and are print friendly.

Directions

From the east, London and the M25
Take the M4 westbound and exit at Junction 14. Take the first exit to Hungerford (A338). At the next roundabout turn right along the A4 westbound. Follow this road until you reach Marlborough.

In Marlborough follow the A4 westbound (signed Bath, Calne) into the High Street. Proceed down the High Street until you reach the mini-roundabout by the church. Turn right at this roundabout (Master’s Lodge is straight ahead) and follow the road round the corner, under the bridge.

The College’s main entrance is immediately on your left. The entrance to the playing fields is on your right and the Athletics Track and the Tennis Courts are the next left.

 

From the north, Oxford and the M40
Exit at Newbury from the A34 onto the A4 for Hungerford. Continue on the A4 to Marlborough.

In Marlborough follow the A4 westbound (signed Bath, Calne) into the High Street. Proceed down the High Street until you reach the mini-roundabout by the church. Turn right at this roundabout (Master’s Lodge is straight ahead) and follow the road round the corner, under the bridge.

The College’s main entrance is immediately on your left. The entrance to the playing fields is on your right and the Athletics Track and the Tennis Courts are the next left.

 

From the north, Cheltenham and the M5
From the M5 follow the A419 signposted for Cirencester. Follow this road past Swindon until you reach the Junction with the M4. Go over the motorway (Junction 15 on the M4) and take the A346 to Marlborough.

In Marlborough follow the A4 westbound (signed Bath, Calne) into the High Street. Proceed down the High Street until you reach the mini-roundabout by the church. Turn right at this roundabout (Master’s Lodge is straight ahead) and follow the road round the corner, under the bridge.

The College’s main entrance is immediately on your left. The entrance to the playing fields is on your right and the Athletics Track and the Tennis Courts are the next left.

 

From the west, Bristol and the M4
Take the Junction 15 exit from the M4 onto the A346 to Marlborough.

In Marlborough follow the A4 westbound (signed Bath, Calne) into the High Street. Proceed down the High Street until you reach the mini-roundabout by the church. Turn right at this roundabout (Master’s Lodge is straight ahead) and follow the road round the corner, under the bridge.

The College’s main entrance is immediately on your left. The entrance to the playing fields is on your right and the Athletics Track and the Tennis Courts are the next left.

 

From the south, Salisbury and the A303
Leave the A303 (or cross it if coming from Salisbury) at the Amesbury junction with the A345. Follow this road through Upavon and Pewsey. Marlborough is approached via a steep hill with the college laid out below. At the mini roundabout go straight on. At the next mini roundabout continue straight on (the Master’s Lodge is on your left at this roundabout).

Following the road round the corner and under the bridge, The College’s main entrance is immediately on your left. The entrance to the playing fields is on your right and the Athletics Track and the Tennis Courts are the next left.

 

Arriving by Train
Trains run half hourly to Swindon from Paddington where taxis can be found to take passengers to Marlborough (about half an hour away). Trains also run from Paddington to Pewsey slightly less frequently where a taxi should be booked in advance to drive to Marlborough. Trains also run infrequently to Great Bedwyn where a taxi should also be booked in advance.