How to Travel from London to Salisbury
The historical city of Salisbury in the SouthWest of England, is situated in Wiltshire County and has a confluence of United Kingdom’s 5 rivers. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stonehenge along with several other monuments has given this city a world wide fame. Salisbury is only 88.5 miles away from London by road and can be reached in less than two hours by car. However, you can also travel to Salisbury by Bus or Train, but using a train or car will consume much lesser time to reach this city. Since, there is no airport in Salisbury so one can not travel to Salisbury directly from London by air.
Instructions
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By Car
You can easily travel from London to Salisbury on road. You can either take highway M3 or a combination of M3 and A36. If you intend to take M3 then 88.5 miles distance on M3 can take around 1 hour and 53 minutes. You may also check Driving Directions from London to Salisbury to get a detailed map of the route, don't forget to fuel-up your car and make sure if the brakes are working properly before departing for Salisbury.
If you plan to hire a car to Salisbury then some car rental companies in London are as follow:
National Car Rental
Discount Car Hire
Practical Car and Van rental
Almo Rent a Car -
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By Bus
If you prefer going by bus then it would take 3 hours and 40 minutes approximately. Fares start from 10 GBP, which may alter therefore, it is suggested to inquire the exact fare prices from the National Express Website.
Visit National Express Website
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By Train
Another convenient option to travel from London to Salisbury is by train. The traveling time is around 1 hour and 52 minutes approximately. The ticket prices vary and depends upon availability of cheaper seats however, do check out the following websites for further information and plan out the journey accordingly.
Visit South West Train Website
Visit National Rail Website
