There are lots of exciting things to do and see during your holiday in Salisbury. This beautiful cathedral city perfectly combines the traditional with the original; the city's stunning and unique attractions have been enticing visitors for hundreds of years. Take a look at the city's top attractions below to help you plan the perfect visit...
Iconic Salisbury Locations
A trip to the city of Salisbury would not be complete without a visit to the majestic Salisbury Cathedral, one of the UK’s most iconic medieval buildings. The Cathedral has attracted travellers from far and while since the 13th century, and continues to do so today. Nearby, you will find another famous English sight - the atmospheric stone circle at Stonehenge, situated a short bus ride from the city. Stonehenge is one of the most sophisticated and famous prehistoric monuments in the world.
Why not book onto a Salisbury sightseeing tour during your trip to make the most of visiting the city's iconic attractions.
Entertainment
Looking for something a bit different? Put your mind to the test at one of Salisbury's great Escape Rooms, racing against time to find clues, untangle riddles and solve puzzles.Take a look at Salisbury Escape Rooms or Live Escape Salisbury Or, head outside and enjoy the thrill of the races at Salisbury Racecourse, one of England's most historic racecourses and a great day out for the whole family.
Salisbury History and Heritage
Salisbury is a modern, medieval city and as you walk through its streets you will see the craftsmanship of ages past in the buildings all around you. At the famous Cathedral Close you can visit the Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum, Arundells and Mompesson House all situated in beautiful, historic buildings. Have a look at the whole range of museums and stately homes to explore on your visit to Salisbury.
Or, head to Old Sarum on the edge of the city, a massive Iron Age Hill fort where you can still see the ruins of a castle, cathedral and royal palace. And while you're in the area, discover a different side to Salisbury's heritage at Boscombe Down Aviation Collection where you can sit in the cockpit and try out the controls of a range of exciting old planes.
Art and Culture in Salisbury
There are always lots of cultural events taking place throughout the year in Salisbury. Head to Fisherton Mill to discover two floors packed with artwork, handmade furniture, jewellery, ceramics, sculptures and more. Discover theatre, dance, music, comedy, film and exhibitions at Salisbury Arts Centre, a multi-artform venue housed in a beautiful deconsecrated church building.
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