Youth Hostel in Salisbury - Travel Tips for HI hostel Salisbury YHA, England & Wales (Page 2/3)Book
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30 May 2009 Adrian, England & Wales:
Cathedral of course...and Stonehenge is a short drive away. |
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06 Apr 2009 DAVID, England & Wales:
Clyffe Pypard - A good bunkhouse attached to a pub in a quiet village. No entertainment apart from the telly, no night life and the main visitor attraction is the local church and the surrounding countryside. A good place to go to get away from it all. |
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28 Mar 2009 Kathy, Canada:
Marks and Spencer's in the town centre. Great deals on pre-packaged meals. We were able to buy 3 microwavable dinners for 5 pds. Plus they have hummus, dips, breads, etc. All at reasonable prices. But be sure to eat as soon as you get back to the hostel. We bought our food and put it in the shared kitchen, Came back two hours later and everything was gone. I just hope it was someone who really needed a hot meal. We had to go out and eat as there was nothing left. |
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08 Mar 2009 Richard, Australia:
Salisbury has some great pubs. Try the Haunch of Venison. It has a mummified hand out the back. |
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08 Mar 2009 Richard, Australia:
Catthedral and Stonehenge are great local sights, but Salisury is a good base for day trips. Don't miss Portsmouth or Bath. |
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03 Feb 2009 Bernadette, Germany:
Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral |
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28 Jan 2009 Nicholas, USA:
Of course Stonehenge, and the next place people will probably recommend is Old Sarum. Another really cool day trip from Salisbury is the henge in Avebury which encircles most of the town. Ask about it at the bus station. The bus schedules seem to change more quickly than the guidebooks can keep up, so probably will have to check there regardless of what you do. |
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06 Jan 2009 Elizabeth, Australia:
Bath is a must - very interesting - wonderful history. |
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06 Dec 2008 Renee, England & Wales:
From the hostel- picnic lunches! Order befor 10pm. |
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23 Sep 2008 David eric, England & Wales:
the breakfast was free like evey certain other yha should be free but its life as u know it jim tim buck to det |
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| HI Hostel Salisbury YHA Housed in a 200-year-old building in secluded grounds, the hostel is just a few minutes walk from the city centre, with its shops and ancient cathedral. The famous stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury are accessible by bus. The hostel has 70 beds and facilities include kitchen, laundry, and evening meals(groups only)
*** This hostel is part of the Youth Hostels Association of England & Wales, which is a membership organization. The prices quoted are member’s prices. A none members supplement of £3 per person per night will be charged on arrival for those guests not in possession of a valid YHA England & Wales or equivalent IYHF/ Hostelling International membership card *** | more...... |
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