Worcester Cathedral
3637 Reviews
- Friday10 am–5 pm
- Saturday10 am–5 pm
- SundayClosed
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday10 am–5 pm
- Wednesday10 am–5 pm
- Thursday10 am–5 pm
About the Business
Home | Worcester Cathedral | The history of Worcester Cathedral is the history of England
Contacts
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+441905732900
8 College Yard, Worcester WR1 2LA
Hours
- Friday10 am–5 pm
- Saturday10 am–5 pm
- SundayClosed
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday10 am–5 pm
- Wednesday10 am–5 pm
- Thursday10 am–5 pm
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
Recommended Reviews
Undiluted
15.03.2024
Worcester Cathedral
A very majestic slightly spooky?building. So crazy to think it was built so long ago yet it has so much details, how much effort must have gone into making it look so epic
Anthony Chan
14.03.2024
Worcester Cathedral
Lovely cathedral. Visited as part of my cathedral passport journey to collect all the stamps. One of the few cathedrals in the uk that is not under some sort of major renovation so that’s quite nice
Antony Davies
13.03.2024
Worcester Cathedral
A beautiful cathedral with lots to look at, and contains the graves of the infamous King John as well as the elder brother of Henry VIII, Arthur Prince of Wales. It is very peaceful and has a great atmosphere and offers the chance for prayer and private reflection. Great architecture and well worth visiting.
Hannah
12.03.2024
Worcester Cathedral
Such a gorgeous cathedral! It feels so quiet and calm inside and has a very wholesome atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting :))
Val North
04.02.2024
Worcester Cathedral
A beautiful Cathedral in the heart of Worcester. Amazing architecture and history. Access to most areas. A whistle stop visit as we were Xmas shopping but have plans to go back for a more in-depth visit next year.
Julie Eaglen
16.01.2024
Worcester Cathedral
With its origins in the Norman period (William the Conqueror), this splendid cathedral has many stories to tell. As well as tombs of the Nobility, England's King John (of the Magna Carta) and Prince Arthur (elder brother of Henry VIII) are buried there, not forgetting Stanley Baldwin, the British Prime Minister who negotiated unsuccessfully with Hitler. The cloisters and the Cathedral Close are lovely, and it's worth the effort to climb the tower if you have the time and energy!
Christina Cattaneo
05.01.2024
Worcester Cathedral
There is a warm welcome at the door, and a (free) guide to point out key dates and treasures as you step inside. You are instantly imbibed by the historical and musical atmosphere of the cathedral. Well worth a visit! Such history! Not only the tomb of notorious King John but also that of King Arthur, brother of Henry VIII. How might history have been different had he survived? (Free, but you are invited to make a donation).
Alvan
28.12.2023
Worcester Cathedral
The beautiful architecture, stained glass, and sculptures left me speechless! A must visit. My photos don't do the place justice at all, it's a hundred times better seen in person!
michael guy
27.12.2023
Worcester Cathedral
We had a wonderful visit and joined the first guided tour of the morning. As the weather was poor the footfall was quiet and we were lucky enough to receive a guided tour for the two of us which lasted for over an hour. A mature gentleman called Michael took us round and had a fabulous balance of knowledge, dates and a really good sense of humour. We learnt so much more from the guided tour and would thoroughly recommend.
Tiggy Greenwood
19.12.2023
Worcester Cathedral
Beautiful cathedral and we really appreciated that they were experimenting with allowing dogs on leads to enter. We weren't allowed to take her into places reserved for quite contemplation, but that was clearly marked and politely explained, so it was easy to comply.The cathedral is stunning. Good explanation panels everywhere, but also a real sense of the history and the purpose of the place.Cage in the cloisters.Loved the beautiful crypt.
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8 College Yard, Worcester WR1 2LA
Worcester Cathedral