That's what the guide Michelin says. And they are right. Salisbury Cathedral is a jewel for its pure style, its rich interior decoration and its many interesting stories. We had the luck to arrive on a "night vision" day, when the cathedral opened in the evening and you could participate in guided tours, workshops and even a choir. It was... More

Nice grounds for picnicking, with excellent views of the cathedral from all angles. When I was there on a Friday afternoon, a service was in progress. It was so lovely to hear the singing in the church. I really enjoyed my visit. Salisbury is a sweet place too, and there's Old Sarum close by which is worth a visit as... More

12 people max on a 90 minute tour to the spire. The most impressive tour I've even been on. You get to see the 12th century construction up close. Not for the faint of heart or health! More

The Cathedral is fine. We like very much the gardens. However, Salisbury is a lovely medieval town. More

This is a beautiful cathedral, stunning! I believe (but dont quote me) it has the tallest spire in the country. The staff were friendly and more than happy to answer questions. In the grounds there are a few different statues or kind of arty things that were very tasteful. Ive been to lots of cathedrals and this is def one... More

I have visited many cathedrals in the UK and Europe but thought the one in Salisbury was one of the most spectacular. It is so peaceful and beautifully built and has a wonderful atmosphere despite the size of it. It also houses one of the last original Magna Carta's in the world which is very interesting. Had a nice little... More

a truly beautiful city.well worth a visit.choose a sunny day,lovely grounds for a picnic.good for shopping as well,as very central to shops More

Stunning cathedral, very friendly tour guides. If you have time, stop in and grab a quick bite to eat in their coffee shop. It isn't cheap, but the food is delicious. More

If you're anywhere near it, go there. It's as simple as that. More