Salisbury Cathedral
These are the cloisters, the largest of any English cathedral. The walks are 181 feet long and enclose a grassed space of 140 square feet, in the style of the late 13th century. As Salisbury was not a monastic foundation, cloisters were not essential, but it was possible to build them on the south and sunny side of the cathedral because the site was virgin ground. The proportions and symmetry of the cloister, together with the cedar trees (one was planted in 1837) and views of the cathedral and spire make them a very special space. 
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