Embark on a journey through time at Old Sarum, the site that cradles over 2,000 years of British history. This tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to walk through the remnants of a once-thriving medieval town, including the footprint of Salisbury's original cathedral and the formidable royal castle atop the motte. As you stand on the mighty ramparts, the panoramic views over the Wiltshire plains unfold a story of power, religion, and architectural marvels.

The tour delves into the Iron Age beginnings of Old Sarum, revealing its evolution through Roman, Norman, and Saxon influences. Learn about its strategic importance to William the Conqueror and its role as a major centre of government. The narrative weaves through the Roman conquest, highlighting the convergence of three Roman roads and the establishment of Sorviodunum. Discover the medieval castle's architecture, the significance of the first and second cathedrals, and the site's eventual abandonment for the new cathedral in Salisbury.

Conclude your visit with insights into Old Sarum's later years, including its status as a 'rotten borough' and the final cessation of its administrative role. This tour not only uncovers the layers of history beneath your feet but also offers a reflective look at the rise and fall of power and the shifting sands of time.