Clarendon Palace

Clarendon Palace is the fascinating medieval ruins of the royal residence where Henry II created the famous Clarendon Constitutions in 1164, limiting church privileges in England.

Stretching over 5 acres, the palace complex was regularly visited by Norman and Plantagenet kings. The observation deck offers a picturesque view of Salisbury and its cathedral.

The Clarendon Forest surrounding the palace, once a royal hunting ground, adds to the charm and tranquility of this historic site. It is an ideal destination for lovers of history and medieval architecture.