Salisbury Charter Market

Type: Markets

Everything under one roof (if we had one!) Even though Salisbury's famous Charter Market is held outdoors in all weathers throughout the year, it never fails to please the shopper and browser alike. Colourful, noisy, bustling, friendly and full of enticing aromas; from freshly ground coffee and fresh bread to hot doughnuts, hog roast and newly cut flowers. You can also discover a bit of Italy, selling the best ice cream, oils and olives in the South West. Also fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, cheeses, eggs, haberdashery, carpets, clothes, shoes, jewellery, kitchenware and wooden furniture, in fact the range of goods on offer is outstanding and all at exceptional prices. (We yell it and sell it!) The farmers' section within the market now runs every market day throughout the year and has proved to be an invaluable addition. It can be recognised by the line of green and yellow umbrellas located in the middle of the market. The produce sold is grown or produced by local farmers selling goods such as smoked trout and other fish, fresh bread, eggs, meats, sausages, bacon, cheeses and locally produced wines - something for all tastes. Around the top of the market you will find many cafés serving espresso and cappucino as well as beer, wine and food, with plenty of outside tables and chairs.
Every Tuesday and Saturday (except the third Tuesday in October).
If you would like to become a stall holder, please contact Mr Peter Hutton at Salisbury City Council on 01722 342 860

Opening

Season
2009

Opening Times

2009 1 Jan 2009 - 31 Dec 2009

* Every Tuesday and Saturday (except the 3rd Tuesday in October when the charter fair is in the city)
Continental markets: Thursday & Friday - 10 & 11 September and 19 & 20 November.

Road Directions

Salisbury city centre.
Use Park & Ride or city centre car parks.

Public Transport Directions

All city centre bus routes within easy walking distance.
Salisbury Railway Station approx 15 minutes walk.