Salisbury Cathedral and the 1215 Magna Carta
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Explore impressive Early English Gothic cathedral architecture
See Britains tallest spire rising 123 metres
Discover the worlds oldest working mechanical clock
View the historic 1215 Magna Carta
Visit the beautiful 13th century Chapter House
Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire
Salisbury Cathedral stands within an impressive 80 acre walled Close and offers visitors a remarkable journey through English history and architecture. Located around one hour from London the cathedral is an outstanding example of Early English Gothic architecture and was constructed over 38 years between 1220 and 1258.
The cathedral is home to Britains tallest church spire rising to 123 metres above the surrounding landscape. Visitors can also discover the worlds oldest working mechanical clock dating from 1836. Together these remarkable features highlight the extraordinary craftsmanship and engineering associated with the historic cathedral.
One of the most important treasures inside Salisbury Cathedral is the finest surviving version of the four remaining 1215 Magna Carta documents. The UNESCO protected charter is permanently housed in the 13th century stone carved Chapter House which features sixty scenes from the Old Testament.
Issued by King John in June 1215 the Magna Carta established important principles concerning individual rights and the responsibilities of authority. With more than 60 clauses covering areas including the right to a fair trial the historic document continues to hold major importance. A visit to Salisbury Cathedral offers an opportunity to explore its architectural beauty and remarkable historical legacy.
Salisbury Cathedral Wiltshire
Salisbury Cathedral stands within an impressive 80 acre walled Close and offers visitors a remarkable journey through English history and architecture. Located around one hour from London the cathedral is an outstanding example of Early English Gothic architecture and was constructed over 38 years between 1220 and 1258.
The cathedral is home to Britains tallest church spire rising to 123 metres above the surrounding landscape. Visitors can also discover the worlds oldest working mechanical clock dating from 1836. Together these remarkable features highlight the extraordinary craftsmanship and engineering associated with the historic cathedral.
One of the most important treasures inside Salisbury Cathedral is the finest surviving version of the four remaining 1215 Magna Carta documents. The UNESCO protected charter is permanently housed in the 13th century stone carved Chapter House which features sixty scenes from the Old Testament.
Issued by King John in June 1215 the Magna Carta established important principles concerning individual rights and the responsibilities of authority. With more than 60 clauses covering areas including the right to a fair trial the historic document continues to hold major importance. A visit to Salisbury Cathedral offers an opportunity to explore its architectural beauty and remarkable historical legacy.
- Access Cloisters Close Chapter House
- See 1215 Magna Carta
- Exit Through Cathedral Works Yard
- Discover Behind The Scenes Restoration
- Transport
- Food and drink
- Gratuities
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