A narrated walk around the Historic Centre of Salisbury

This is a narrated walk around the historic city of Salisbury in Hampshire. The walk starts at the Market Square and visits Fish Row, Poultry Cross, St Thomas's Church, the High Street Gate, Choristers' Green, Salisbury Cathedral and various other landmarks in between. If you enjoy finding out about the history of the places that you might visit, here are some videos that might interest you: A Walk around Historic Winchester:    • A narrated walk around Historic Winchester...   A Walk around Historic Rye:    • A narrated walk around Historic Rye in Eas...   A Walk around Historic Bath:    • A Walk around Historic Bath - Part 2 - The...   A Walk around Historic Swanage - Episode 1:    • A narrated walk around Historic Swanage - ...   A Walk around Historic Romsey - Episode 1:    • Historic Romsey - a narrated walk around t...   A Walk around Historic Lymington:    • A Walk around Historic Lymington in Septem...   A Walk from Highcliffe to Mudeford:    • Summary of Summer walk from Highcliffe to ...   Walking from Studland to Old Harry Rocks:    • Swanage Walks - From Studland to Old Harry...   The Dorset village of Langton Matravers:    • A walk through the Dorset village of Langt...   A Walk around Historic Brockenhurst:    • A Summer walk around Historic Brockenhurst...   Please help our channel grow by subscribing: https://tinyurl.com/r8tos6k?sub_confi... Thank you! THE TRAFALGAR WAY plaque: On Monday 21st October 1805 the Royal Navy decisively defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet off Cape Trafalgar on the south west coast of Spain. This victory permanently removed the threat of invasion of England by the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte. The first official dispatches with the momentous news of the victory, and the death in action of Vice Admiral Lord Nelson, were carried to England on board H.M. Schooner PICKLE by her captain, Lieutenant John Richards Lapenotiere. Lapenotiere landed at Falmouth on Monday 4th November 1805 and set out "express by post-chaise" for London, following what is now The Trafalgar Way. He took some 37 hours to cover the 271 mile journey, changing horses 21 times. The 14th change was here in Salisbury.