Welcome to BBC Wiltshire - our virtual tour starts off outside the building in the Old Town area of Swindon.
Our reception area is what you'll first see as you enter BBC Wiltshire. If you're ever a guest you might even be treated to a cup of tea from our friendly receptionist!
The Gram Library is where you will find rack upon rack of music from Christmas Carols to Spanish pop to folk - it's all here at the tips of our fingers.
Around 40 people work at BBC Wiltshire and most of them you will find in our busy New Room.
The News Preparation Area (NPA) is where the newsreader reads the news.
the Studio is the most important place in any radio station, and looks a lot more complicated than it really is, although don't tell any one!
There are two on-air studios at BBC Radio Wiltshire, each mirroring the other.
The Apparatus Room is one of the most important rooms in the building. One touch of a button or tug on a lead, and the whole station could be taken off air!
The Engineers Room is an Aladdin's cave of technical and engineering goodies!
And finally, the staff kitchen, and somewhere to relax and put your feet up for lunch.
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