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Overview
The Salisbury Museum hosts one of England’s most impressive archaeological collections and a visit is the ideal complement to a tour of Stonehenge. Follow the fascinating history of Wiltshire over more than 500,000 years, marvel at relics excavated from Stonehenge, and admire artworks by JMW Turner.
- Entry ticket to Salisbury Museum
- Enjoy a unique insight into the history of England and Wiltshire
- Admire fascinating artefacts including fine art, costumes, gold and excavations from Stonehenge,
- Self-guided tour offers greater flexibility
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Make your own way to Salisbury Museum in Wiltshire and use your pre-purchased ticket to gain entrance to the fascinating permanent exhibitions. Before you enter, take time to admire the museum’s stunning Grade I-listed building, the medieval ‘King’s House’, located opposite Salisbury Cathedral.
Inside, take a walk through over 500,000 years of human history a in the newly opened Wessex Gallery. Learn about the history of Wiltshire as you discover remarkable artifacts excavated from Stonehenge and Old Sarum; see the oldest gold objects ever found in Britain; and admire historic items including costumes, fine art, everyday objects and ceramics.
Your entrance ticket also includes access to the museum’s temporary exhibitions, while the museum café (open 10am - 4pm Monday to Saturday) offers great views of the neighboring Salisbury Cathedral.
Inside, take a walk through over 500,000 years of human history a in the newly opened Wessex Gallery. Learn about the history of Wiltshire as you discover remarkable artifacts excavated from Stonehenge and Old Sarum; see the oldest gold objects ever found in Britain; and admire historic items including costumes, fine art, everyday objects and ceramics.
Your entrance ticket also includes access to the museum’s temporary exhibitions, while the museum café (open 10am - 4pm Monday to Saturday) offers great views of the neighboring Salisbury Cathedral.
Itinerary
The Salisbury Museum is based in the King's House, a medieval grade I listed building opposite of Salisbury Cathedral. The museum's displays include nationally important archaeology from Stonehenge, fine art including watercolours by JMW Turner and impressive local history.
In the stunning new Wessex Gallery of archaeology you can discover 500,000 years of history. Exhibits include the famous Amesbury Archer and the Pitt-Rivers Wessex collection of archaeology. The other galleries reveal the history of Salisbury through costume, fine art, everyday objects and ceramics. The museum also has an exciting programme of temporary exhibitions - for example later this year John Constable's Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows will be on display at the museum.
The museum has a vibrant family events programme, often with family trails over the school holidays. The cafe (open 10am - 4pm Monday to Saturday) offers wonderful home baked meals with outdoor seating that has unrivaled views of Salisbury Cathedral.
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