3 Best Landmarks in Salisbury, UK

Very interesting ancient site. FYI there are a couple of free car parking spaces on the road up to the English Heritage pay car park. You can park here to save on their car parking charge or when they close their car park at 5pm you can park there and still walk around both sides of the outer ramparts cost free. Toilets are in the car park and are locked in the evening. Entry charge is for the motte/high point with most of the ruins. Great views are to be had of the local countryside. I loved the Western section of the bailey. It's a very beautiful walk amongst large oak trees, butterflies and wild flowers.

Very interesting site with the ruins of an ancient castle. Only some of the walls remain but the signage does a good job explaining life in the castle. One can also take beautiful panoramic pictures from Salisbury from Old Sarum. If you have a tight schedule and only have time to visit Stonehenge, don't feel bad about missing it. However, there is a bus stop there on the way back from Stonehenge and it is worth about one hour of your time.

An impressive site that is worth visiting. With much to see for young and old. Kids can do a treasure trail around the site that is free, unlike some of the ‘National Trust’ sites. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Toilets accessible from car park.

Saw the 39 Steps play this evening. Non stop laughter throughout. The best play I hve seen in a long time. Very cleverly actored, props and scenery were superb. Brilliant!!!!!

Lovely atmosphere and very helpful staff. Conveniently situated by a large car park and the city centre. I've been here numerous times and don't mind travelling from Bournemouth. Give it try!

I found it so easy to locate and park when visiting the area. The playhouse itself is very clean. The staff were all pleasant and attentive, too.