FAQs

Yes – the relaxed, festival-like atmosphere is designed to be welcoming to all ages, with a wide range of activities beyond just car displays, including art, talks and live sales.

The event takes place at Wilton House near Salisbury in the UK’s south-west, the ancestral home of the 18th Earl of Pembroke. The address is Wilton House, Wilton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 0BJ.

Wilton Legends runs from 19–21 June 2026. Opening hours are Friday 10am–8pm, Saturday 10am–6pm, and Sunday 10am–6pm. Last entry is typically one hour before closing.

Wilton Legends is a new kind of classic car event combining the elegance of a concours with the intimacy of a cultural festival. Set within one of England’s great historic houses, it brings together exceptional cars and the people behind them, revealing their stories through curated displays, talks, workshops and storytelling.

Tickets are non refundable unless there are exceptional circumstances, please call us on 01933 697378 or email info@concoursdeslegendes.co.uk if you need to discuss a refund.

Tickets are transferable up to two weeks in advance. Please contact the organisers if you need to change the name on your ticket by contacting us at 01933 697378 or email info@concoursdeslegendes.co.uk.

Hospitality tickets include access to the VIP hospitality area, complimentary refreshments, priority seating for talks and forward parking.

Access to the concours displays, talks and seminars, exhibitions, the auction sales, and the event grounds. Entry to Wilton House and parking is also included in the ticket.

Advance booking is advised, however, tickets will be available to purchase on the day. Please purchase online by visiting: Buy Tickets

Yes – check the website for child ticket pricing and any free entry for under a certain age.

Yes, concession pricing is available. Check the website for specific eligibility categories.

Tickets are available at concoursdeslegendes.co.uk/buy-tickets/.

Yes, day tickets are available. You can attend on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday independently.

Please head to our ticket page for a full breakdown of prices.

No.

There is only one parking area for the general public and forward parking for hospitality ticket holders.

No, parking is included with your entry ticket.

The nearest mainline station is Salisbury, served by South Western Railway from London Waterloo. Wilton is a short taxi or bus ride from Salisbury station.

On-site parking is available at Wilton House. Parking is included in the ticket price.

Wilton House is situated 3 miles west of Salisbury, just off the A30, and 9 miles from Stonehenge, 37 miles from Bath, and 90 miles from London. Historic Houses

Yes. Most traders and catering outlets accept card payments, though bringing some cash is advisable.

Yes there is a limited capacity of seating at each, arrive early to the talks you want to see to avoid disappointment.

A printed event programme will be available on site.

Smart casual attire is appropriate. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended as you’ll be walking on grass and gravel paths.

It is primarily outdoors in the grounds of Wilton House, with covered marquees for talks and stage events.

To make the most of your experience at Wilton Legends, we kindly ask visitors not to bring picnics. We have a range of delicious catering and refreshments across the event grounds, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy everything on offer!

Yes – we have some fantastic catering and refreshments onsite across the event grounds.

Visitors will be able to tour the house, famed for its renowned art collection including works by Rembrandt, Van Dyck and Rubens, as well as for its use as a filming location for Bridgerton, The Crown, Pride & Prejudice, and other productions. As Wilton House is closed to the general public in 2026, this is your only opportunity to tour the house this year.

Dore & Rees, our auction partner, will hold three sales across Saturday and Sunday at Wilton Legends for classic cars, watches and jewellery, and automobilia.

There will be on-stage talks in covered marquees, telling the stories behind the machines, guest speakers, spectacular cars and motorcycles, motoring art, and a display of some of the most important Formula 1 crash helmets of the past four decades.

Yes — entry is by application, and all vehicles are carefully reviewed for inclusion to ensure a curated and exceptional display. We will be in touch to confirm successful entries within approximately 7–10 days.

Follow this link to enter your car for consideration for the Supercar Drive-In: https://wiltonlegends.co.uk/enter-your-car/

For accepted entries, participation is £75.00 per car (including two occupants) and includes access to the Supercar Drive-In, along with a refined Nyetimber reception on arrival, setting the tone for a day of elegance, performance and celebration at Wilton House.

Places are strictly limited, and selection is designed to maintain the quality and variety of the display, so we encourage early submission.

Yes.

Yes. Visitors are welcome to arrive in classic cars, although display spaces are curated separately.

Yes – spectacular cars and motorcycles will both feature as part of the displays.

The Hagerty-sponsored Car Stories give owners the chance to have the story of their car told on stage. If you have a model with an interesting history, whether related to you or further back in its life, you can contact the organisers to apply.

To nominate your car for display or for one of the Hagerty Car Stories, submit your car here.

Cars are curated for the quality of their stories as much as their aesthetic or historical significance. The event is focused as much on the people as the cars.

Yes, however some paths include ramps and gravel.

Yes.

Yes.

We offer free, ample parking with specifically designated areas suitable for disabled visitors.

Wheelchair users are asked to use the disabled parking area at the front of the house, accessed via the A30 Minster Street, which offers step free access into the event

Dogs are not allowed at the Event, in the House & Grounds unless they are Assistance Dogs.

Dogs are not allowed at the Event, in the House & Grounds unless they are Assistance Dogs.

Wheelchair users are asked to use the disabled parking area at the front of the house, accessed via the A30 Minster Street, which offers step free access into the event. Please note the route into the event over the Palladian Bridge from the main public car park (which is accessed via the Netherhampton Gate) has steps. 

Although the Event and House are fully wheelchair accessible, the event does incorporate grass, ramps and gravel paths.

We advise wheelchair users to bring a companion for assistance.

 Accessible toilets are available next to the main café and inside the event.

Dogs are not allowed at the Event, in the House & Grounds unless they are Assistance Dogs.

The event is run by the team behind Magneto and Octane magazine, in partnership with Wilton House and the Earl of Pembroke.

For commercial partnerships, email info@concoursdeslegendes.co.uk

Photography is allowed in the grounds but may be restricted inside the house.

Dogs are not permitted in the house or grounds, except for assistance dogs.

Media enquiries and accreditation requests can be made via our website at concoursdeslegendes.co.uk/about/contact-us/.

The event takes place rain or shine. Covered marquees are provided for talks and key exhibitions.

There will be security at the event however cars and belongings are left at the owners risk.