Great British Bus Routes: X7/X7R Southampton-Salisbury: Attractions

Southampton-Totton-Paultons Park-Salisbury

The X7 is the principal bus route linking Southampton with Salisbury and several villages in between. It is also the main route serving the Paulton's Park theme park. It runs hourly Monday to Saturday daytimes and operated by Go Ahead's Salisbury Reds as well as being integrated into the Bluestar network.

Read on for details of attractions along the way, or use these links for other aspects of the route:

Timetable, route and major stops
Shopping
Hiking
Tickets
Connections
Other routes in the South West and South East

Major destinations

Museums and galleries

Tudor House & Garden, Southampton, use the West Quay stops

SeaCity Museum, Southampton, use the SeaCity Museum stops

Southampton City Art Gallery, use the SeaCity Museum stops

John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, use the SeaCity Museum stops

King John's House & Museum, Romsey, use Romsey Bus Station

The Salisbury Museum, use the St Osmund's School stops

Arundells, Salisbury, use the Catherine St/Brown St stops

The Rifles Berkshire & Wiltshire Museum, Salisbury, use the Catherine St/Brown St stops

The Young Gallery, Salisbury, use the Endless Street stop

Other tourist attractions

Tenpin Southampton, use the Millbrook Roundabout stops

Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve, use the Calmore, Testwood Crescent stops

Paultons Park, use the Wigley, Paultons Park stops

Forest Falconry, use the Plaitford, Service Station stops

Landford Bog Nature Reserve, use the Landford, The Bakery stops

Pepperbox Hill, use the Whiteparish, Pepperbox Hill stops

Mompesson House, Salisbury, use the Catherine St/Brown St stops

Theatres

Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, use the Central Station stops

Salisbury Playhouse, use the Endless Street stop

Salisbury Arts Centre, use the Endless Street stop

Cinemas

Picture House Harbour Lights, Southampton, use the West Quay stops

Showcase De Lux Southampton, use the West Quay stops

Everyman Cinema Salisbury, use the Endless Street stop

Odeon Salisbury, use the New Canal/Endless St stops

All of the information in this post is correct at the time of writing, but please check the relevant links before travelling.

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X7/X7R Southampton-Salisbury: Attractions

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