Youth Hostel in Salisbury
Travel Tips for Salisbury YHA (Page 1/2)
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07 May 2012 Nicole, Canada:
The King's Head Inn. Cheap prices and good food. |
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05 May 2012 Dale, Australia:
Old Sarum, Stonehenge circle access visit, Salisbury Cathedral is a must do. |
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11 Mar 2012 Greg, Australia:
Avebury - better than Stonehenge |
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29 Feb 2012 Patricia, France:
tour of stonehenge, salisbury cathedral |
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26 Jan 2012 Paul, Australia:
Don't miss the tower tour and climb at the Salisbury Cathedral |
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24 Jan 2012 Charlotte, New Zealand:
Salisbury Cathedral, Stonehenge, walking to or from Old Sarum to town. |
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12 Sep 2011 Julie, England & Wales:
Stonehenge & Salisbury Cathedral. |
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24 Aug 2011 Pat, Canada:
Old Sarum ... easy walk (45 minutes)from the Hostel. Directions are a bit tricky, but it's easy enough to make your way. Great place to visit. |
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11 Aug 2011 Liz, England & Wales:
Old Sarum, even though you need to pay to get into the main part of the site. |
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03 Aug 2011 Lee, Hong Kong:
Stonehenge and Old Sarum! Join the Bus Tour! |
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| HI Hostel Salisbury YHAYHA Salisbury is a listed building just a short walk from the historic city of Salisbury and nine miles from Stonehenge. The hostel is a great base for exploring the beautiful Wiltshire countryside and its many prehistoric sites. Explore Wiltshire from this 200-year old secluded villa set in private grounds. It’s minutes from Salisbury Cathedral and nine miles from Stonehenge. There’s the Roman villa at Rockbourne, the Iron Age hill-fort at Old Sarum and the Regimental Badges of Fovant carved into the chalk downs, to name a few. Evening meals are available in the licensed on-site restaurant. The hostel has 70 beds and facilities include self-catering kitchen, laundry, internet access, and TV lounge. | more...... |