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Magna Carta Chapter House salisbury

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The Magna Carta Chapter House is steeped in history, located within the Salisbury Cathedral grounds. This architectural marvel provides visitors with a unique opportunity to engage with one of the world’s most important documents. The serene atmosphere enhances the experience, making it an ideal place for reflection and learning. The dedicated team is always on hand to provide insights and answer any questions, ensuring every visitor leaves with a deeper understanding of this historical treasure. With a focus on quality service and customer satisfaction, your time at the Chapter House will be both enlightening and enjoyable.

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Jack

5 Google Rating

Beautiful part of the cathedral which houses the best preserved copy of the Magna Carta, one of 4 re

5/ 5

Beautiful part of the cathedral which houses the best preserved copy of the Magna Carta, one of 4 remaining in existence. It is a must see! In addition, the room itself is incredible with stained glass windows on each wall and when the sun shines outside, they light up the central column. No photography is allowed inside the Magna Carta viewing room for preservation purposes. Translations are provided.

Dermot Tuohey

4 Google Rating

This is a lovely part of the cathedral and houses one of the copies of the Magna Carta. This means t

4/ 5

This is a lovely part of the cathedral and houses one of the copies of the Magna Carta. This means that it is not empty (such as York's Chapter House). The Magna Carta itself is housed within an enclosure and is subject to stringent security; the damaged glass screen from an attack (which prevented damage to the document) is also on display.

Babak

5 Google Rating

It was a lot better than I thought it would be. Quickly realised I really didn’t know much about t

5/ 5

It was a lot better than I thought it would be. Quickly realised I really didn’t know much about the history of the Magna Carta other than a few headline points. The instillations were made interesting but most of all thank you to Arthur, one of the Usher’s working there, for the really engaging conversation and passionately telling me all the history.

Axel Reisdorf

5 Google Rating

More than interesting. And the staff can answer any questions you might have. Ask about the curious

5/ 5

More than interesting. And the staff can answer any questions you might have. Ask about the curious details of the Magna Carta and they'll show you.

Tania Clarke

5 Google Rating

Beautiful. Fascinating. Historic. Atmospheric.

5/ 5

Beautiful. Fascinating. Historic. Atmospheric.

LORNA SUTTON

5 Google Rating

Amazingly preserved. Well organised.

5/ 5

Amazingly preserved. Well organised.

Richard Smith

5 Google Rating

To be inches away from the original magna carta was very moving

5/ 5

To be inches away from the original magna carta was very moving

Jacob Cloves

5 Google Rating

Historically important document

5/ 5

Historically important document

Inga M Kaminski

5 Google Rating

Beautiful place and great history lesson

5/ 5

Beautiful place and great history lesson

Kirsty Grattage

4 Google Rating

Beautiful historic place to visit

4/ 5

Beautiful historic place to visit

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