Your Salisbury guide
This charming city is known for its blend of historical landmarks and picturesque landscapes. The stunning Salisbury Cathedral, with its striking spire, stands as a centrepiece of the city and houses one of the best-preserved copies of the Magna Carta. Visitors can enjoy strolls through the city's serene mediaeval streets and explore the vibrant market that offers plenty of local goods and crafts. The nearby Old Sarum, an ancient hill fort, provides panoramic views and an intriguing glimpse into the area’s past. Salisbury’s lush countryside and nearby Stonehenge attract those interested in both natural beauty and ancient wonders. With its captivating architecture and scenic surroundings, Salisbury offers a delightful retreat for visitors.
Here are some more reasons we recommend a trip to Salisbury:
- Salisbury Charter Market - The city’s market, held every Tuesday and Saturday, is one of the oldest in the UK and features a wide range of produce and crafts, all of which are local!
- Salisbury Playhouse - The city’s thriving arts scene is showcased at the Salisbury Playhouse which hosts a variety of theatrical performances and cultural events throughout the year.
- Salisbury’s Meadows - The city is surrounded by beautiful meadows and countryside, offering opportunities for picturesque walks and outdoor activities. The most famous of which is the Harnham Water Meadows.