We were set loose in Salisbury town centre, the cathedrral is that way, if you miss the coach home, the train station is this way..... That may sound harsh (and there was one person that missed the coach home, and I really felt sorry for her), but there really is no other way to do it. Everything is within a... more

I love this Cathedral! My favourite aspects - the new font which is breathtakingly beautiful, and prisoners of conscience window. Super guidebook too - no tour guide required as it gave the opportunity for a simple and informative personal tour. I would certainly return as I found such beauty and tranquility. more

Salisbury Cathedral is an absolutely beautiful place. The architecture of the arches amongst the flowers in the cloisters is breathtaking. I didn't get to take the tour of the spire, but the self guided tour of the Cathedral was interesting. The oldest working clock in the world is housed inside and was neat to see. It is 5 pounds to... more

We spent the complete afternoon in the cathedral and...came back the next day because there was so much to see, it was for free and it was just beautiful! If you are in South England this is a definitive "must see". And we had a picnic in front of the cathedral, just looking at it and beeing amazed how huge... more

The Salsibury Cathedral is a MUST for anyone travelling in South England. If you're going to drop by Stonehenge just a few miles away, make sure to drop in. The church has many superlatives: The tallest spire in the UK; the oldest working clock; the best surviving copy of the Magna Carta; and a few others. Make sure to book... more

Point of information. There is not a compulsory entry charge to the cathedral at the time of writing. You must pay for the tour of the spire but ALL other parts of the cathedral are free. They will hope for a donation and make a suggestion - but please note this is just a suggestion, although at the entrance they... more

One of my favourite cathedrals, Salisbury will not dissapoint. We took the guided tour to the spire, which was incredible. To be warned the stairs can be very narrow and steep, but the view from the top is outstanding. The grounds themselves are also lovely, the interior of the cathedral is one of the nicest around. A must see for... more

Really beautiful church, but the adjacent Chapter Room was a stunning surprise. Don't miss it when you go to the Cathedral. If it's a nice day, sit in the Cloisters lawn, among the graves. more

The Cathedral is currently celebrating it's 750th year by holding a flower festival inside. Admission is £8 and using timed entry tickets. The flowers themselves are beautiful, with arrangements by local groups and schools to represent the local parishes and their achivements. On top of all this, you have the maginifient cathedral itself and one of the four copies of... more