Andover to Salisbury from $2: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your journey from Andover to Salisbury, you will primarily be traveling with South Western Railway. Their trains typically offer a catering service called ‘Refreshments on board,’ which includes a selection of snacks, sandwiches, hot drinks, and soft drinks available for purchase. Be sure to check if there's a food trolley service, especially during peak hours.

• The seating options on South Western Railway trains include Standard Class and First Class. Standard Class offers comfortable seats with tables available on some services. If you prefer a quieter environment with extra legroom, opt for First Class, which provides spacious seating and complimentary refreshments in some services. You can find more information on their website: southwesternrailway.com

• Upon arrival at Salisbury station, you will find various amenities. The station does not currently offer left luggage facilities. However, restrooms are available in the station. To navigate your way to the city center quickly, take the Stagecoach Bus 5 or 6 from the bus stop directly outside the station, which will take you to the city center in approximately 10 minutes. For more information on local transport schedules, you can visit: salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk

• Book your tickets online in advance at the Salisbury Reds website to take advantage of any promotional fares and ensure you have a reserved seat for the direct Andover to Salisbury service: Salisbury Reds

• Bring some snacks and a refillable water bottle for the journey, as the bus does not have onboard catering; you'll also find several bakeries and cafes near Andover Station for last-minute grab-and-go options.

• Upon arriving at Castle Street in Salisbury, take a moment to look at the information boards for local bus connections or visit the nearby Tourist Information Centre, which can guide you to key attractions like Salisbury Cathedral and the city centre.