Attractions and Places to Visit in Salisbury
With timbered buildings, an Early English Gothic Cathedral home to the famous Magna Carta, a thriving market, a buzzing arts scene, museums and some of England’s finest historic houses there are many things for you waiting to be explored.
Places to Stay in Salisbury
Whether you prefer the big five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, Salisbury offers plenty of choices. The hotels in Salisbury are everything you are looking for.
Sports and Activities
Salisbury is often described as the city in the countryside, lending itself perfectly for some great outdoor activities. If you’re looking for inspiration for new places to go, days out and things to do, there's no shortage of activities in Salisbury.
Food and Drinks
From fine dining and afternoon tea to pop-up markets and humble street food, Salisbury is packed with options to suit any mood offering any and every cuisine you can think of.
Different, exceptional, out of the ordinary .... the words that describe Anokaa. Set in the heart of Salisbury, Anokaa brings a unique culinary extravaganza, an Asian twist quite like no other.
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Bill’s restaurant, in the heart of the city, is a classic mix of Bill’s signature pieces with soft leather sofas, cosy booths and larger sharing tables
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From a lazy breakfast to family lunch or a night out in your glad rags, the elegance of our design and the quality of our food and drink..
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Different, exceptional, out of the ordinary, the words that describe Anokaa. Set in the heart of Salisbury, Anokaa brings a unique culinary extravaganza
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Shopping & Fashion in Salisbury
Salisbury has independent shops dotted throughout the city, though there are some streets with more shops than others. There are also a number of specialist shops, including jewellers, art galleries, toy stores, antiques dealers and seaside gift shops, as well as countless boutiques.
Health & Wellbeing in Salisbury
Unwind in luxurious treatment rooms in a choice of beautiful and professional salons around Salisbury. Manicures, Pedicures, Facials, Waxing, Consultations, Massages and more are offered in Salisbury’s best beauty salons.
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Local Services
Visitors, students and residents of Salisbury can find information about local services and amenities or visit Events to find out more about local events or Local Traders about local tradespeople.
Properties for Sale & Rent
Estate agencies in Salisbury are offering a great variety of properties on the area's favourite locations. In Salisbury you can find an excellent selection of properties for sale and rent.
Things to do
Enjoy a family day out in Salisbury, with different things to do whatever the weather. Explore green spaces, laser tag and play centres.
~Latest Salisbury Lifestyle & Culture News~
Man pronounced dead at the scene after falling from bridge in serious A303 crash
On Monday, April 14 at around 11 pm, a 39-year-old pedestrian fell from a bridge which runs above the A303 Mere Bypass. Salisbury Journal | News …
Arundells reopens for 2025 buoyed by Business Excellence Awards win
Arundells, the historic home of Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, has reopened for 2025, buoyed by a recent success at a Salisbury awards night Salisbury Journal | News …
School welcomes air ambulance team to teach children first aid skills
The school said that these skills are “so important for the children to learn due to their potential for saving lives”. Salisbury Journal | News …
Salisbury Cathedral announce huge range of Lent, Holy Week and Easter events for 2025
The period of Lent, Holy Week and Easter marks the busiest and most important time of the year for Christians. Over thirty services will take place at Salisbury Cathedral over the course of seven days from Palm Sunday on April 13 to Easter Day on April 20. Salisbury Journal | News …
Wylye church set to become first rural church in Wiltshire to have solar panels
St Mary The Virgin Church in Wylye is a Grade II* listed church and was largely rebuilt in the early 19th century. The 15th-century tower and the 13th-century east window are the main evidence of its medieval origins. Salisbury Journal | News …
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