We booked on to the tower tour, which took us right up the spire. Andrew was our guide (ex clerk of works) luckily for us!! His tour was so informative and interesting, and there were many wow moments. Was such a wonderful thing to do but you have to be quite mobile as there were lots of steps but it was a fantastic tour.thanks for all your knowledge Andrew and bringing history alive. Also saw the Magna Carta. Totally recommend

Lovely cathedral. We visited on a bitter day preferring the cathedral to a visit to the shops and what a delight. The spire which is magnificent towers over the fantastic refectory. The refectory is fabulous with good food at a reasonable price and very good service. The shop adjacent is a delight too. A walk round the cathedral was fascinating. As for the magna carta it was wonderful to see a piece of history. Don't miss this place it's awe inspiring.

What a wonderful place Salisbury Cathedral is. We had a tour with an excellent guide who was so knowledgeable about the windows and many more items. We also got guided through the Magna Carta exhibition which is fascinating and even more so when you read this, part of which is still in law today, and then contrast it with the Covid laws of the last few years. It was near to Christmas and there were schools practicing for carol concerts so that was nice to hear with wonderful acoustics. Do find out about how the cathedral is built on a water bed. To go round yourself is amazing but to do it with guides brings it to life. Highly recommended. The Cathedral close is also beautiful with many other ancient buildings and museums. And also a little way out of town, is the site of the old cathedral and castle at Old Sarum.

The Tower tour is fantastic! Into the roof and up to the base of the spire with a very knowledgeable guide. Allow 2 hours for this alone and then see the cathedral and Magna Carta. Excellent value for money and highly memorable. NB stairs are steep!

A beautiful Cathedral in a lovely city. Again, the volunteer guides are amazing and we learnt lots of facts about the Cathedral and the Magna Carta. If you don't choose to have a guide, ask about what the Cathedral is built on. Glad we went.

Salisbury cathedral was honestly one of the best landmarks I have been to in my life!! Staying in an Airbnb nearby and had nothing else to do. Thought why not? We booked a spire tour but turned up an hour early. We were recommended to see the Magna Carta. We were shocked.. the most legible Magna Carta in the UK. We then went back into the main cathedral were the worlds oldest mechanical clock was located, we literally stood there and timed to clanging of the mechanics (it’s every 4 seconds by the way). Then continued to the ‘infinity font’ as we called it. Holy water pouring out like a fountain and a crystal clear view of the cathedral ceiling. Then the spire tour. Colin was our guide. Fully knowledgable about the architecture of the time and a stair sprinter. Even gave us an Werther’s original at the top. I’m 22, bored by history, and yet this was the best day of my holiday.

It was very interesting to see how the cathedral was constructed and to be able to get access to the tower. Our guide Miguel was so knowledgeable and friendly and added greatly to the overall experience. We felt that it was very good value for money and would recommend the tour if you have time to spare.

A Cathedral worth visiting. The beauty is just impressive. So much to see. Definitely take the tour with one of the volunteer guides - they are full of knowledge to share. The clock and the baptismal font are one of a kind.

We were fortunate enough to be included in a tour of this magnificent building conducted by Tony who demonstrated highly impressive knowledge and enthusiasm for history of both England and the Cathedral. The tour was informative and entertaining and gave us a far greater depth of understanding of all that has been invested in this shining example of our country's heritage. It was the high point of our visit to Salisbury.

Did the tower tour tower with our guide, Miguel. Wow!! It was awesome and had a real ‘pillars of the earth’ feel when up in the bell tower. It was such an experience to be in the rafters Looking at 1000 year old wooden support beams and hearing the bells chiming. I honestly couldn’t recommend this tour enough. There is obviously some climbing to do but it is done in stages and even though I was a little concerned, I managed it all with ease. The views make every step worth the climb. Thank you Miguel for all the information you gave, I learnt so much today and enjoyed every second of it 😀 you were a great guide.