Salisbury Cathedral and Magna Carta Entry Ticket
Wiltshire, Isle of Wight
Experience over 800 years of history with your ticket to Salisbury Cathedral, home to Britain’s tallest spire, largest cloisters, oldest working clock and the best-preserved original 1215 Magna Carta.
Highlights
- Admire Salisbury Cathedral’s soaring spire and vast cloisters
- See the world’s oldest working mechanical clock built in 1386
- Learn about Magna Carta’s impact on global human rights
Description
Experience over 800 years of history with your admission ticket to Salisbury Cathedral, home to Britain’s tallest spire, largest cloisters, and the best-preserved original Magna Carta from 1215. This iconic document, a symbol of justice, fairness, and human rights, was agreed by King John and has inspired freedom movements worldwide. Your ticket grants access to the Cathedral and the Chapter House where the Magna Carta is displayed, allowing you to witness this powerful symbol of law and liberty up close.
Begin your visit by exploring the awe-inspiring Cathedral, admiring its stunning medieval architecture. Learn about the Magna Carta’s origins, including its delivery to the first Salisbury Cathedral at nearby Old Sarum and its ties to fascinating historical figures including Elias Dereham and William Longespée. The multimedia exhibition offers insights into the document’s legacy, including its influence on modern human rights, immigration, and social justice. Join one of our guided floor tours at no extra cost or you may be able to enjoy a stained glass window tour or meet the Cathedral’s stonemasons.
Salisbury Cathedral is a living church, with daily worship, often sung by the famous Cathedral Choir - so you may experience rehearsals or services during your visit, adding to the unique atmosphere.
Includes
Entry ticket to Salisbury Cathedral and Chapter House with Magna Carta
Optional guided tours and talks
Excludes
Food and beverages
Transportation to/from Cathedral
Special event access (may require separate tickets)
Important Information
- Cathedral opening hours vary; check for special closures or events Wheelchair accessible areas include Cathedral floor, Chapter House, Cloisters, and facilities Sightseeing ends one hour after the last bookable timeslot Digital guide is available in various languages Salisbury Cathedral is a living church, so you may experience rehearsals or services during your visit
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
