What to do in Salisbury

This ancient stone circle stands as a mysterious monument to prehistoric ingenuity and astronomical knowledge. Walk the perimeter path to witness how massive sarsen stones frame the setting sun during solstices.

Soaring 123 metres, Salisbury Cathedral's spire dominates England's medieval skyline. Inside, marvel at the world's oldest working mechanical clock and one of four original Magna Carta copies.

This 500-year-old aristocratic estate showcases Van Dyck and Rembrandt masterpieces within its Palladian walls. Wander through formal gardens and cross the iconic Palladian Bridge.

Explore the ancient ruins of Old Sarum, an Iron Age hillfort with 2,000 years of history. Walk the Norman castle remnants and cathedral foundations while enjoying panoramic views of the Wiltshire countryside.

This historic racecourse has hosted thrilling flat races since the 16th century in picturesque English countryside. Enjoy the races from the Bibury Enclosure with excellent views and a smart-casual atmosphere.

Housed in the historic King's House, Salisbury Museum displays archaeological treasures from Stonehenge. Explore the Wessex Gallery's prehistoric artefacts before enjoying tea with cathedral views at the café.

Britain's largest cathedral close spans 80 acres with buildings from the 13th century. Stroll through serene lawns, visit Salisbury Cathedral's tallest spire, and explore museums in Grade I listed buildings.

Salisbury's historic Market Square, the city's commercial heart since 1219, hosts vibrant markets twice weekly. Stroll medieval lanes of Porridge Row and Fish Row while sampling artisan goods.