What to expect
Stonehenge & Woodhenge
Discover the ancient sites & sacred landscapes
Medieval Salisbury
Explore Salisbury Cathedral & the historic marketplace
Fully Guided Walking
With a Blue Badge Walking Guide
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About this trip...
About the trip
Discover the mysteries of ancient and medieval England on our new Solos, sociable walking break of discovery. Connect with Stonehenge's sacred landscapes revered for millennia and explore and wander through the medieval streets of historic Salisbury with your fellow solo ramblers.- Twin/Double room with private facilities
- Half Board – Breakfast & Dinner with half bottle of wine
- Welcome drink & information meeting
- Entrance to Salisbury Cathedral
- 2 x fully guided walks
- Return Bus transfers for walks
- Entrance to Salisbury Cathedral
- Blue Badge Walking Guide
- Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
- Insurance click here
- Lunches
What you’ll be doing
Day One: Arrive & Check-in
- Dinner included
Day Two: Stonehenge & Woodhenge
Day Three: Historic Salisbury & the Magna Carta
For our last morning walk after checking out we embark on a journey through the medieval town of Salisbury, with its stunning Cathedral standing proudly at its heart. Built 800 years ago, it's hard to believe that this architectural marvel was constructed in just 38 years. Beginning in 1220 and completed by 1258, the Cathedral is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary and remains a masterpiece of early English Gothic architecture. Remarkably, the spire, added 100 years later, is the tallest in the country. Before stepping inside, we'll explore the historic marketplace that grew around the Cathedral, followed by a visit to the close, where the canons—the priests in charge of running the Cathedral—once lived. The close is filled with beautiful residences, including Arundells, the former home of British Prime Minister Ted Heath. Many of these homes, though updated over time, still feature medieval details, offering a glimpse into centuries past.