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Anglican cathedral with 12th-century heritage, including a vaulted chapter house.
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Reviews — 7
Impressive Gothic cathedral in Bristol. Very welcoming atmosphere and free to visit. I really enjoyed the chapter room and the up-close view of the stained glass in the cloisters.
Beautiful place to visit. Take your children as they are renovating the organ and get to check out different organ pipes and how they sound. Lots of facts. There is no entrance fee.
Free to enter, donations welcome. Calm space, beautiful cathedral. Times advertised for choirs and services. Lovely, little garden. Cafe and organ under renovation.
We had been meaning to visit for a year and were lucky to ask a volunteer there something and received a pretty comprehensive explanation of so much there (thanks Elisabeth). The vaulted roof and the stained glass windows have so much history, going back to Norman times and through the Bristol riots in 1830s.
When we visited there was a lady playing the piano and it sounded wonderful. We could not see everything as some restoration work was being carried out and closed off. It was a real surprise to find a wonderful little garden at the rear of the Cathedral.
A really calm and peaceful place to visit. The tour comes with an audio option as well. Stunning architecture and has a bit of history around it
Stunning cathedral with a lovely hidden garden and cemetery. I visited it on a Saturday and it was a quiet and peaceful place. I was welcomed by a nice woman who gave me a pamphlet about the cathedral so it was easy to navigate through the different parts of it with explanation and details.