Salisbury Charter Market is a historic, vibrant, and bustling twice-weekly open-air market located in the heart of Salisbury’s Market Place. It was established in 1227 when King Henry III granted the city its original Royal Charter.
Today, the Charter Market hosts around 70 stalls, offering a unique and diverse range of locally sourced fresh produce, seasonal specialities, as well as an excellent selection of European and international traders showcasing their cultures through delicious street food and goods.
The market has always been a central hub of the city, attracting locals, visitors, and tourists from around the world. As you walk through the market, the array of different aromas is both enticing and welcoming. The square itself is surrounded by historic pubs and independent cafés and restaurants, making it a fantastic social destination for everyone.