Map and Directions
St Paul’s Salisbury is located on the north-west side of city, just off the ring road, directly next to St Paul’s Roundabout and just a short walk from the city centre and Salisbury train station.
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Buildings
We have three buildings: the Church and the Church Centre are both on the same site, to the south-east of St Paul’s Roundabout, while our SP2 Youth and Community Centre is across the road on the west side of the roundabout. Subways run under the roundabout, providing a safe and easy route between the two sites. Click here to read about the improvements we're making through our redevelopment project.
Directions
By Car
Wherever you are travelling from, St Paul’s is reached most easily from the Salisbury ring road (A36). When you reach St Paul’s Roundabout, turn off towards the city centre (Fisherton Street). Take a first left after the bus stop and pedestrian crossing into St Paul’s Road, then take a left at the mini roundabout, left again as the road turns to the right and finally turn left again into the Church car park.
By Bus
Wiltshire & Dorset bus numbers 502 (Park & Ride from Wilton), 2, 25, 26, 27, 53, 60, 61 and X4 all stop on Fisherton Street, just outside the church grounds. (Details of Salisbury Park and Ride below, under Parking).
By Train
Salisbury railway station is a short walk from St Paul’s. As you leave the station, walk down the hill towards the city centre. Turn left under the railway bridge and walk up Fisherton Street (now walking away from the city centre). Cross over at the pedestrian crossing and continue walking up Fisherton Street. The church is on the right.
Parking
Car parking is limited at St Paul’s so we encourage you to arrive early when possible. For some events (e.g. weddings), the church car park is closed so you may need to find a space on a local street or in a local car park. Please contact the Church Office in advance if you require any further information.
Park and Ride
Because parking is limited at the Church, you may prefer to use the Salisbury Park and Ride service if you're attending a large event , which offers good value all day parking. Bus 502 from the Wilton Park and Ride stops on Fisherton Street, outside the church grounds; buses 501, 503, 504 and 505 from the North, East and South sides of the city all stop in the city centre. From the city centre, head West along Fisherton Street, past Salisbury City Hall, continuing right under the railway bridge. The Church is a little further up the road, on the right.