Wilton House has been the Earl of Pembroke’s Palladian seat for four centuries, and each June the park becomes one of British motoring’s fixed points at Wilton Legends.
Wilton Legends returns to Wilton House in Wiltshire from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 June 2027. The Earl of Pembroke opens the park for a weekend of collector cars and talks.
Wilton was a ninth-century abbey until the Dissolution and has been the seat of the Earls of Pembroke for more than 400 years. The fourth Earl brought in Inigo Jones to rebuild it, and its state rooms are among the first Palladian interiors built in England. Its pictures include van Dyck, Rembrandt and Holbein.
William Herbert, the eighteenth Earl, is a collector and an experienced racing driver. Under him the park has become one of the fixed points of the British motoring year.
The first Concours des Légendes ran there in June 2026, with 75 cars on the lawns and more than 60 speakers across its stages. It returns in 2027 under a shortened name.
The auction returns with it, alongside the Legends, Pioneers and Insiders stages and a section for coachbuilding and the craft trades. An artist’s pavilion, a bookshop with author signings and a supercar drive-in complete the programme.