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Britain's finest 13th century cathedral with the tallest spire in Britain. Discover nearly 800 years of history, including the world's best preserved Magna Carta (AD 1215) and Europe’s oldest working clock (AD 1386). Also restaurant & shop.
The Wardrobe, with its many period features, dates from the thirteenth century. It is known as the Wardrobe having been used as a clothing and document store by bishops in the 14th century.
Salisbury Racecourse is one of England’s oldest racecourses, racing having taken place at the picturesque downland course since the 16th century. Salisbury stages a number of meetings during the summer months.
Fisherton Mill is the south of England’s largest independent gallery and a haven for discerning shopaholics and foodies alike. It exhibits work by leading artists, furniture makers and sculptors as well as jewellery, ceramics and glassware.
Classical and World music share the limelight with international theatre, dance, film, visual arts, children's events, large outdoor events and a full literature programme. 2009s highlights also include the rich artistic heritage of India.
Previous years' events have featured The Sealed Knot Civil War Re-enactment Society; dog show; countryside arena; craft and gift marquee; helicopter rides; classic car show; rural craft demonstrations; horticulture show and It's a Knockout.
City Hall is Salisbury's largest entertainment venue delivering a kaleidoscope of events throughout the year to suit all tastes, including live music, comedy acts, dance, variety shows, tribute bands, orchestras, opera, family and children'
Salisbury Playhouse produces some of the finest quality theatre in the region, from classic drama, musicals and comedies to new writing and traditional pantomime. Food and drink is available from our bar and restaurant to complete your even
Salisbury Museum is the home of the award-winning redesigned Stonehenge Gallery, the Monkton Deverill gold torc, the Warminster Jewel and the famous ‘Amesbury Archer’. Displays include Early Man, Romans, Saxons and the history of Salisbury.
Studio Theatre is Salisbury’s leading amateur drama company, a member of the nationwide Little Theatre Guild. It mounts at least five full indoor productions a year, both modern plays and classics, and also stages an open-air performance ea