Tours & Sightseeing in Salisbury
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Treasure Trails
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Outdoor Activity/Pursuit Centre
Treasure Trails are the fun and hugely popular way to explore villages, towns and cities. Solve the intriguing clues which can be found on buildings, statues and monuments, revealing fascinating history and beautiful scenery.
Salisbury, Stonehenge and Sarum Tours
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Chauffeured Tours
We are Salisbury based and our tours are multilingual in German, French, Italian, Japanese and English.
Alison Howell's Foot Trails
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Walking Tour
Enjoy an authentic and indulgent experience of rural England. Away from crowds. With extensive local knowledge of Wiltshire and South West England our holidays and local trails will take you off the beaten track.
Salisbury Plain Safaris
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Guided Tour
Salisbury Plain Safaris provides exciting activities for visitors to Wiltshire, Salisbury & Stonehenge. Using a Luxury Land Rover for up to 6 individuals. Each of our tours is unique and based around themes including nature, history and off-roading.
Hayball Bike Hire
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Cycle
Branded hire bikes in various sizes available, cycle route maps in store.
Treasure Trails – the Salisbury Murder Mystery Walking Treasure Trail
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Walking Tour
Explore the streets of Salisbury with a self-guided Murder Mystery themed walking Treasure Trail; a fun and imaginative way to explore Salisbury.
Guided Walks in Wiltshire
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Walking
We offer a range of superb guided walks through Wiltshire's beautiful countryside. Our walks will take you through an ancient landscape following tracks laid down over many centuries.
Text Quest
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Walking Route
Text Quest is a fun way of finding your way around the city. You receive a text with directions and a clue. Reply with the right answer, then get the next clue. You can race against other teams or amble round enjoying the sights.
Salisbury's Chequered History Guides
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Guided Tour
The story of Salisbury starts at an Iron Age hill-fort two miles North of the present city. It was here that the first cathedral was built, where the mint was transferred and where William the Conqueror built a castle.
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