With an abundance of fun places to visit, we have narrowed it down to five top spots you need to visit in and around Salisbury at least once. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular, here are our five places you must visit in the area. READ MORE: Tickets for 2025 Salisbury Cathedral Flower Festival now on sale Salisbury Cathedral and Magna Carta Salisbury Cathedral (Image: Newsquest) Awe-inspiring sights await you at one of the best cathedrals in the United Kingdom, featuring the biggest cathedral cloisters and Britain's tallest spire.
The 14th-century clock is the oldest mechanical clock still in operation in the world, and the 1215 Magna Carta is the best-preserved copy in existence. It is recommended to spend around two hours at the cathedral, but if time is of the essence, you may see the majority of the sights in 45 minutes. In their Refectory Restaurant, savour delectable snacks and freshly made meals, and in the gift shop, you can peruse a selection of mementos.
The Salisbury Museum Salisbury Museum (Image: Newsquest) The Salisbury Museum is an award-winning institution that showcases the art and history of England, particularly Wiltshire, with an extensive array of special exhibitions and permanent displays throughout the year. Among the highlights is its archaeological collection, housed in the Wessex Gallery. Exhibits showcase artefacts from Old Sarum and other locations, spanning prehistoric times to the mediaeval era, all within a 20-minute drive from nei.
