Salisbury Cathedral

Walk into Salisbury Cathedral and explore independently, deciding your own path through the building without being rushed by a group or schedule.

Wander along cloister corridors, cross the open Close, and visit the Chapter House where the Magna Carta is displayed in a softly lit setting.

Take the visitor route through the Works Yard and see how the cathedral is maintained, with visible restoration work happening on its historic stone surfaces.

Follow the paths around Stonehenge, then explore the visitor centre exhibits and step inside Neolithic houses built using ancient construction methods.

Step into Salisbury Cathedral and walk through high vaulted spaces, then enter the Chapter House to see the Magna Carta displayed in a quiet room.

Discover quiet cloister corridors, step into open green spaces, then pass through the Works Yard where scaffolding and repair work can be seen.

Move from open countryside at Stonehenge to enclosed cathedral spaces, where the shift in setting makes each location feel completely different and memorable.

Upgrade to include round trip train travel from London Waterloo to Salisbury, making it easier to reach both Stonehenge and the cathedral without planning transport.