Salisbury Cathedral
Early English Gothic cathedral built between 1220 and 1258, with England's tallest spire (123 m) and a medieval clock from about 1386.
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Early English Gothic cathedral built between 1220 and 1258, with England's tallest spire (123 m) and a medieval clock from about 1386.
One of four surviving 1215 originals of Magna Carta, shown in the Chapter House beneath a carved medieval frieze; included in cathedral admission.
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Britain's largest cathedral close: lawns, Choristers' Green and historic houses inside medieval gates such as the High Street Gate.
National Trust townhouse on Choristers' Green, completed in 1701 in the Queen Anne style, with a walled garden and tea room.
Museum in the King's House facing the cathedral's west front, with collections on Stonehenge, local archaeology and the city's medieval guilds.
Regimental museum with over 65,000 objects in The Wardrobe, a Close building once used to store the bishop's robes.
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Home of Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath from 1985 to 2005: a former medieval canonry with his collections and a two-acre garden.
City-centre parish church rebuilt by Salisbury's merchants in the 15th century, with a large Doom painting above the chancel arch.
14th-century market cross where Silver Street meets Minster Street, the last of four crosses that once marked Salisbury's markets.
Square with a charter market every Tuesday and Saturday, held regularly since 1227; the Guildhall was completed in 1795.
Riverside park opened in the early 1960s, with views of the cathedral and the start of the Town Path across the water meadows.
84 acres of water meadows worked since the 17th century and still a flood defence, crossed by the Town Path to Harnham.
Theatre opened in 1976 with a 517-seat main house and the 149-seat Salberg studio, run by Wiltshire Creative.
Wiltshire Creative venue in the former St Edmund's Church on Bedwin Street, with performances, workshops, exhibitions, a café and a bar.
Converted Victorian grain mill with a gallery of work by over 200 mostly local and British artists, a café and craft studios.
Grade I listed parish church with a chancel from about 1230, a 14th-century tower and spire and a 15th-century nave.
Iron Age hillfort north of the city with the ruins of a Norman royal castle and the foundations of Salisbury's first cathedral.
Seat of the Earls of Pembroke for over 400 years, rebuilt after a fire in 1647; closed for 2026, reopening at Easter 2027.
National Trust earthwork on a chalk ridge north-east of Salisbury, with wildlife-rich grassland and wide views.
Salisbury & Stonehenge
The stones, Woodhenge, Durrington Walls and the barrows of the Stonehenge landscape
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The Avebury stone circles, Silbury Hill, West Kennet Long Barrow and the market town of Marlborough
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