Salisbury Museum
Salisbury
Museum in Salisbury, England, United Kingdom
The experience
About this day out
The Salisbury Museum is a city museum featuring the Wessex Gallery, Salisbury Gallery and Natural History Gallery, with collections spanning archaeology, costume and social history, including relics of the ancient guilds of Salisbury. It hosts exhibitions and events such as 'Bloomsbury in Wiltshire', 'Landscape Open 2026', behind-the-scenes tours and family activities.
When to go
Opening calendar
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Prices at a glance
- Admission
- Adult £10.90 standard (£12.00 donation/Gift Aid); Child 5–15 yrs £5.40 standard (£6.00 donation/Gift Aid); Family (2 adults and up to 4 children) £27.25 standard (£30.00 donation/Gift Aid); Under 5s and museum members FREE; Adults with disabilities £8.90 with FREE carer entry, children with disabilities FREE. Discounts: 50% off for Artfund members, Poole Museum members, B&B guests of Spire House/Marshwood Farm/The Toll House, YHA, HM Forces, students, and CPRE members; 25% off for Stonehenge visitors with valid same-day ticket, English Heritage members, and Salisbury NHS Foundation staff. Wiltshire schools self-guided visits FREE; facilitated visits £5.00+VAT per pupil; home educated children £2.50 self-guided.
Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.
Practical details
Facilities & accessibility
At a glance
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair access to the ground floor only, including the main temporary exhibition galleries, Wessex Gallery and Salisbury Gallery; level access throughout the ground floor with a lift to the lecture hall, but the remainder of the first floor is inaccessible. A wheelchair is available for visitors' use if reserved in advance (01722 332151). There is a hearing loop in the lecture hall, large print brochures on request for some galleries, boxes of archaeological handling material available by prior booking, and occasional Relaxed Opening Hours for neuro-atypical visitors or those on the autism spectrum.
- Parking
- Some parking on the museum's forecourt for orange or blue badge holders, including one space by the front door for use only by disabled people; a space can be reserved if booked in advance.
- Dogs
- Guide and assistance dogs are welcome, with water provided on request.
Getting there
Where you'll find it
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