Here's a chance to have your say. There are currently 449 entries in the guestbook. The opinions expressed below are those of individual visitors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Salisbury Cathedral and its staff. To view earlier entries, use the links placed at the foot of the page.

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Bruce Crocker We had the rare privilege of visiting the cathedral in 2002.Most magnificent house of worship i have seen.Much to my surprise was discovering one of my ancestors there..William Longespee.

Jodie Hughes I am 12 years old and i came here with my class and i loved it we are working on the cathedral and making a leaflet on what we have learned i would love to come again some time and learn more and i hope everyone else who gos has a wounderful experience just like i have please reply to me thank you.

stuart d. ward I have spent so many wonderful days at the cathedral. It has to be one of the most beautiful places I have seen. Do keep up the good work.

Ron Baker We visited Salisbury and the cathedral on one leg of a guided tour in June of 2005.
I must say the impression made upon us lingers still. It is difficult for an American to express the veneration for an edifice of such historical significance that was built out of deep devotion to spiritual values.

We look forward to returning in the coming years of retirement for extended stays. Until then, we'll make do with the photos and wonderful memories of that first visit and this much appreciated web site.

PC Mickiewicz My sister & I visited in 2004 on a short trip to London to celebrate her 50th birthday. We each chose one mini-trip outside of London, and my choice was clear: Salisbury, for the cathedral. I had already fallen in love with it through Susan Howatch's Starbridge novels on the Church of England.

The Cathedral completely fascinates me, and I will return again and again, perhaps even to stay for a longer term and write within its embrace. What a lovely bonus it was to learn that the Magna Carta was housed in the Chapter Room-- I am an American and a lawyer by training, and we look to the Magna Carta as our legal heritage. It was wonderfully and accessibly displayed-- much more intimate than that in Washington DC archives.

Thank you for this website-- a splendid way to revisit virtually until I can make another in-person visit.

SUE LASSANSKE I SAW A PICTURE OF THE CATHEDRAL IN A TRAVEL BOOK 3 DAYS AGO AND I THOUGHT IT WAS AWESOME!! IVE BEEN LOOKING AT IT ONLINE ALL DAY TODAY AND HOPE TO VISIT SOME DAY.

Emma Mcarthy I have never visited such a delightful building and then hearing the girl choristers sing today really has made this week in Salisbury one of the best weeks in my life. I live in Scotland and i have never visited Salisbury before! I will definitly be coming back soon. I am coming to the Swing Concert by i think someone called Graham Dalby that the girls are singing at and i wil be returning to Scotlnd the next morning.
I will be back soon!
With Grateful wishes
Emma Mcarthy

The Rev. David A. Vogan I was moved to visit the web site by the
comments of C.S. Lewis about a visit to
the Cathedral, noted in his letters in the
1920's. My personal preference is for
the cathedral minus both tower and
spire, but the beauty is beyond doubt.
I've had the privilege of visiting some of
the abbeys in Scotland, and my son
sent me a fine picture of the Cathedral
at Durham, but I never had the joy of
seeing this cathedral personally.

Renate and Peter Webb We visited your beautiful cathedral on Monday, 3rd. April 2005.
The delightful lady who conducted us on a very short tour (due to our limited time) was most informative and went out of her way to find answers to our questions, particularly surrounding the large "grandpiano like" furniture for stoing the Archbishop's Robes. We would dearly wish to return for a longer visit. Best wishes and God's Blessings to you all

Renate and Peter webb - Canada

Jose Hernández I visited the Cathedral last saturday. It was one of the most unbelieble experiences in my life! I went from Spain, and sure I'll be back the next time I'm around Salisbury. All my friends here in Spain are congratulated with the pictures, and I have advised them to visit the Cathedral, because the tour, and the explains of our guide, pays the travel from Spain!