Ever wondered what was above the vaulted ceiling of the Chapter House? The Chapter House at Salisbury Cathedral is known for its incredible beauty and wonderful history. With its medieval friezes, gorgeous windows and intricate carvings, there's so much to discover. It was the octagonal Chapter House at Westminster Abbey that inspired the design of ours, which we believe was completed between 1258 and 1266. The timbers in the roof were a gift from King Henry III, who donated 18 oaks from Clarend

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Our Font Service is back⛲ Looking for a worshipping community that’s relaxed, playful, and creative? Join us at 9am every Sunday by the Cathedral Font for a unique journey of faith and fellowship. Each week, we gather to give thanks to God and then move into a new space for worship — from singing in the Chapter House, to praying with lolly-sticks by the "Bug Cathedral", to hearing stories at Sarum College. 👶 Child-friendly and open to all 🙏 Informal worship 😇 No prior experience necessary We

Did you see Sarum Lights: Time by Luxmuralis last year? 🕰️ Here's a look back at last year's stunning light display. Sarum Lights is back with a brand-new theme this year, which explores the ancient cultures and societies lost in the sands of time. Expect cave paintings, the Garden of Eden, the Middle Ages of the Church, and legendary lost worlds such as Atlantis and Troy. Book your tickets now for this light spectacular, perfect for the whole family. 📅 Tues 4 - Sat 8 Nov 🎟️ Adult £12, Under

A world-class art exhibition, fun family trails, the original 1215 Magna Carta and more! Visit our website for latest COVID-19 safety measures. | Salisbury Cathedral