Salisbury Cathedral one of the most important cathedrals in the country this
place has the distinction of having the tallest church buyer in the country but
that's not the only thing that's special about this Cathedral which I highly
recommend that you go and visit the cathedral is one of the most important
in the country for several reasons number one it used to be one of the more
important churches in the south of England and number two it's home to the
Magna Carta one of the most important documents in English history defines the
roles of the world family in relation to the Lord's but it's currently not open
as you can imagine it's half 6:00 in the morning it's not open but it is open if
you are a worshipper if you are a Christian apparently the services start
from about half seven and then the National Cathedral itself is open from
about 9:00 a.m. so uh but you know what I decided to hell with it I'm sneaking
in so to get into the Cathedral you need to go around the side of the building
and once you do that you'll quickly realize how they live back in the day
because largely everything is kind of the same
so these lovely posters here imagine monks walking around this before their
morning prayer and when you get inside the place is absolutely staggering you
know guys I never really tire a visiting cathedrals and stuff but most of the
time the way you get in for free is if you come in during morning prayer
now morning Brad Charlie only happens on one of the corners and if he generally
stay out of the way I'm pretty sure they'll be okay with that
this is a cool place so I actually decided to wait until morning service
was over and all the parishioners cleared out
before I have the entire place to itself now when you come in here it is very
ethereal as most cathedrals are but this place in particular you get some great
photo opportunities especially in front of that water fountain slash fonts that
we walk past but yeah this place is actually kind of cool it's very similar
to some of the other cathedrals that I've been to that are built in the
Gothic style aka they're all in the shape of a crucifix and Salisbury
Cathedral isn't that much different however what's cool about this place is
that it's obviously a working Cathedral which makes it great and secondly you
can even see and smell the history in this place the magna carta is housed in
a different area of the cathedral and obviously because it's not officially
open I can't access that so I've kind of made do with having a look at things
like the ceiling the choir which is very ornate and staring a lot at the
stainless windows which is actually really really interesting I'm sure if I
went on a guided tour I had know everything about all the historical
significance of these statues and all of these windows but obviously as you know
I snuck in here and Swire the place is completely empty and yeah I didn't get
to learn any of that but if you do pay for the price of admission I'm sure
you'll find that out over all guys Salisbury Cathedral is a pretty cool
place what's once you're here you might as
well walk out of the grounds and explore the town of Salisbury itself now I'm not
going to lie Salisbury is a pretty small town
you can pretty much circumnavigate the entire place in about ten minutes but
have a look at the architecture and all of the shops around there because this
is a pretty much old all town with the old old buildings in tact so that's kind
of cool to see but overall guys I highly recommend that
you come here once in life okay I'm sold what do I do
well you need to come here to Salisbury Cathedral Salisbury Cathedral is located
right in the middle of a major town called Salisbury which is very easily
accessible via motorways and a roads and public transport just in case you're
driving the cost to do it well I honestly have no idea
mainly because I snuck in now I'll print the cost of going to the Cathedral on
the screen however if you are a worshipper you get to go in for free
anyway so long as your brain is there anything else I need to know yes as
previously mentioned the Magna Carta if you did want to see that is housed in a
completely separate part of the Cathedral of which was not open when I
looked but it's actually worth looking at if you do go there if you have found
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yeah this is actually kind of cool and be sure to check out the rest of
Salisbury whilst you're here it's acquaintance in the market town I've got
to admit I've not seen stuff like this for a while because I live in the
glorious north of England where everything's pretty industrialized but
this is actually quite quaint it's interesting to know how people in
historic towns actually live it's a significantly different to how we live
up there in the north of England
Ninh Ly - www.ninh.co.uk - @NinhLyUK