Salisbury Guildhall
Salisbury Guildhall, in the Market Square, is the local council building. Built in the 18th...
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Author: Sarah Nash
The Odeon in Salisbury – From Medieval
rebels to stars of the silver screen
One of the most fascinating late Medieval buildings in Salisbury is the house of John Halle, a wealthy local wool merchant. Built in the 1470s and now in use as an Odeon cinema, this building is a truly unique blend of old and...
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The Doom Painting of St. Thomas’s Church, Salisbury
Salisbury’s Doom Painting is the largest and best preserved in the UK. Painted around 1470, it was...
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The Roman Arena – Nîmes
One of the best preserved amphitheatres from the Roman world, the Arena of Nîmes was built in...
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17 Free History Museums in London
“Nothing is certain in London but expense,” wrote the 18th century poet William...
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Archaeology Travel is a growing resource for anyone who enjoys visiting archaeology sites and museums. Besides a blog with numerous articles giving a more personal perspective, the website has numerous regional and thematic guides, including something for all interests - from the earliest Stone Age to the more recent past.Read more about the website here ...
