- Salisbury Cathedral, located in the charming city of Salisbury, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture.
- Finally, in 1220 the Bishop of Salisbury, Richard Poore, determined that he would build a new cathedral, far from the influence of the castle at Old Sarum.
- One factor that enabled Salisbury Cathedral to become so extraordinary is that it was the first major cathedral to be built on an unobstructed site.
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- 2. It replaced a nearby older Norman cathedral in the 13th century
- 3. Salisbury Cathedral features the tallest church spire in England since 1561
- The Salisbury Cathedral by architect Unknown was built in Salisbury, Wiltshire County, England in 1220- 1266.
- Salisbury Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture, stands as a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the 13th century.
- Salisbury Cathedral is an elegant Gothic edifice located in Salisbury, about 90 miles southwest of London.
- The usual entry to Salisbury Cathedral is through the western cloister, turning north to the nave, past a desk where donations are collected.
- Salisbury, England, United Kingdom. Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire is perhaps the finest example of Early English Gothic architecture in existence.
- My fiancee and I had a wonderful visit to Salisbury cathedral and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the city.