Venues in Salisbury

This Great Hall was founded in the mid 13th century - at the same time as Salisbury Cathedral - and, in the Middle Ages, was the setting for great 'feasts' or 'banquets' It is situated within the glorious ambience of Salisbury Cathedral Close and only 200 metres from the Cathedral itself. The Hall is

Built in 1609, Newhouse was designed in a Y shape to represent the three arms of the trinity and is one of only two trinity houses in Britain. Two Georgian wings were added at a later date and these two huge rooms have played a major part in the success of our hosting events over the last twenty five

It overlooks the water meadows and is within 5 minutes from the traditional village pub. The present day house was founded in 1865 and is set on the site of The Grange which dated back to the 1500's. On entering the house, there is a huge oak floored hall and a staircase, with dark oak banisters which