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The character of Salisbury
The Cathedral Close is gated and largely closed to general traffic, so a car meets you at one of the recognised entrances rather than inside it. The Market Place and the lanes around Fisherton Street carry pedestrian priority for much of the day. Milford Street and the routes toward the station are more open, and the ring of car parks around the centre is where most kerbside waiting actually happens.
- The Cathedral Close is gated — a car meets you at the recognised entrance rather than inside it.
- The Market Place carries pedestrian priority through the day; nearby car parks are the practical wait.
- Stonehenge visits usually start with a fixed collection window rather than an open-ended wait.
- The A303 is the main constraint on timing, not the city itself.
















