429 reactions · 90 shares | Located just 20 minutes from Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral celebrates its 800th anniversary this year with exciting new exhibitions! | Salisbury Cathedral | Facebook

117 reactions | Our Cathedral is open for worship and visiting every day. Discover the serenity and splendour of this stunning building. Plan your visit today: https://bit.ly/3uDsd8g | Salisbury Cathedral | Facebook

From tomorrow you will be required to wear a face covering to visit or worship inside our building. Watch this video to learn about our COVID-19 safety measures and what to expect on a visit here. | Salisbury Cathedral

5.7K views · 248 reactions | Landscape videos don't do justice to the monumental height of our famous spire, so we thought we'd try a portrait one instead. | Salisbury Cathedral | Facebook

Breaking news from the tower! Three of the peregrine chicks have now hatched. 🐣 Here's a recap in case you missed it. | Salisbury Cathedral

Salisbury Cathedral Peregrines: 2020 Recap

14K views · 324 reactions | Eight hundred years ago Salisbury Cathedral moved two miles, from a hilltop known as @Old Sarum to where it stands today. This is the remarkable story of the Cathedral that Moved... You can watch this video inside the Cathedral in a new exhibition that explores our historic move. Book your visit to the Cathedral here: https://bit.ly/2VV8exe Animation created by Red Balloon Productions, Bournemouth University. | Salisbury Cathedral | Facebook

In celebration of the Cathedrals at Night Campaign co-ordinated by the Association of English Cathedrals (AEC), we share this beautiful night time drone footage. This footage allows us to see the Cathedral from a completely new perspective, truly showing it as a beacon to the city of Salisbury. The Cathedrals at Night Campaign is a nationwide project that aims to bring together Cathedrals under the simple notion that the culture and spirituality of these incredible buildings does not end when th

Did you know that you can tour the inside of the Salisbury Cathedral Tower? Led by a knowledgeable guide, you can climb up the 332 steps that make up the narrow spiral staircases and walk through the ancient roof spaces to reach the top. If you wanted to see Salisbury and the gorgeous water meadows from new heights, this is the tour for you. Tours take place several times a day, every day of the week. The tours are very popular, so pre-booking is essential! More information is available via the