Salisbury

Salisbury is of course a new city, though the term is relative, its decamping from Old Sarum undertaken in the 13th century. The cathedral is one of the finest in England, with many other buildings here of great scenic value including Mompesson House, built for a merchant family... Read More

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Salisbury Events

May
Salisbury International Art Festival
Salisbury International Arts Festival
June
East Tytherley Country Fayre
Salisbury International Art Festival
Salisbury International Arts Festival
July
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Fireworks Proms
Salisbury Show
August
Annual Horticultural Show
September
Salisbury Food & Drink Festival
November
Salisbury Christmas Market
December
Salisbury Christmas Market

Hotels in Salisbury - 60 places to stay

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Milford Hall Hotel

Milford Hall Hotel
Originally a Georgian Mansion House, the Milford Hall Hotel is now a highly rated family owned 3 star hotel. The hotel boasts its own locally renowned brasserie, situated in the new modern wing of ... More | Double Room: £55 | visit website
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The Queen's Head

The Queen

The Queen’s Head a quintessential country pub, atmospheric and charming, modern and stylish, The Queen’s Head is one of Wiltshire’s most desirable country pubs. Dating back to the 15th century, with real log fires, superb ... More | visit website

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Best Western Red Lion Hotel

Best Western Red Lion Hotel

Salisbury's hidden treasure: This traditional 13th century coaching inn offers a warm welcome and convivial atmosphere. Our elegant and comfortably designed bedrooms will exceed expectations and our antique filled public areas are full of character ... More | visit website

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Websters

Websters
Websters is quietly set within a cul-de-sac, with off-street parking. Salisbury Cathedral and the city centre an easy 15 minute walk.

Breakfast time is a wonderful start to your day, with a good variety, all ... More | Double Room: £22.50 | visit website
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The Bull

The Bull
The Bull sits on the A338 at the junction to the village of Downton. It offers a traditional English pub and restaurant with letting rooms. It boasts large beer garden at the rear of the ... More | visit website
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Pelican Inn

Pelican Inn

This traditional countryside inn on the banks of the River Till is set in an acre of grounds that hosts an outdoor heated dining area and a large garden.
Set on the A36 in the picturesque ... More | visit website

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White Hart

White Hart

This elegant, Georgian, city-centre hotel with pillared portico has been the city’s finest hotel for over 400 years. The majestic cathedral is within walking distance. The White Hart is the highest-rated AA hotel in Salisbury and ... More | visit website

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Rose & Crown Hotel

Rose & Crown Hotel
The recently awarded 4* Legacy Rose & Crown Hotel is an idyllic location, with stunning views across the River Avon to the magnificent Salisbury Cathedral beyond. This 13th century inn provides the perfect riverside location ... More | visit website
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Kings Arms Hotel and Chapter House

Kings Arms Hotel and Chapter House
Situated in the very heart of historic Salisbury, The Kings Arms Hotel lies within easy reach of some of the most important treasures of Southern England. The stone for Salisbury cathedral was cut in what ... More | visit website
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Newton Farmhouse

Newton Farmhouse
Newton Farmhouse is an historic 16th Century Grade II listed Farmhouse formerly part of the Trafalgar Estate, gifted to Lord Nelson's family. We are a family run B&B situated just 7 miles south of Salisbury, ... More | Double Room: £70 - £130 | visit website

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