Imagine the rich scents of feasting wafting through this impressive hall, as medieval Deans of Salisbury entertained the great and the good. The hall was...

Salisbury Cathedral is one of the finest medieval cathedrals in Britain. It is the mother church of the Salisbury Diocese, an area that covers most...

The house built for the Mompesson family is the most imposing in Choristers Green. Today it is owned by the National Trust. A fine...

This picturesque building beside the Avon began life as a merchant’s home. Wealthy William Lightfoot built himself a courtyard house in the 15th Century, which...

On the corner of High Street and Crane Street is this irresistible oddity. A row of three timber-framed houses has been converted into a restaurant....

For centuries this was a working mill, straddling the river and mill races. The oldest part dates from around 1500 and still has its Tudor...

Just inside St Ann’s Gate is this fascinating house built right into the wall of the close. Originally there was a house here for one...

This theological college was established in 1860 in this late 17th Century house. Its warm red brick front is an exercise in calm symmetry. But...

This eye-catching exercise in the Gothic Revival style was designed in 1879 by the London-based architectural firm of Tarring and Wilkinson. They added their own...

The picturesque New Inn was once a row of Tudor houses. The western part shown here was converted into a pub first. The inn has...

The present building, now a restaurant and pub, dates from the 18th Century, but the mill’s history is much longer. Mills were generally rebuilt...

The first floor restaurant of the Haunch of Venison extends into the building next door with decorative bargeboards. Both buildings form part of a row...

There is more to this building than meets the eye. A casual glance will spot its Georgian windows. The date c.1750 is painted on...

Tucked away behind the shops on Fisherton Street is a former grain mill, now used as a commercial art gallery with café. Studio workshops cluster...

Butcher Row developed from a row of market stalls. Over the Middle Ages traders gradually replaced their stalls with a strip of shops facing Butcher...

This Tudor timber-framed shop was beautifully restored in 1994. Much of the original fabric was uncovered as later facings were stripped away. Some carved beams...

The Edwin Young Gallery offers visitors a fine collection of artwork on general display. It has gained a well deserved reputation for being one...

This gallery is in a beautiful location for visitors and local people to admire artworks. It has a commitment to invigorating peoples interest in...

Salisbury Library and Galleries are located in the Market Place at the very heart of this historic town, and represent one of the most important...

This building is intriguingly two-faced. Its façades to Butcher Row and Market Square are quite different. The Butcher Row face shows its true age. It...