Liverpool Cathedral, The Well

It was a spectacular entrance leading up to the cathedral. But the inside will blow you away. With the large stained glass windows. There is a small activity for children as you enter on your right. And there is also provided craft stations. A cafe and a gift shop also make up the room. You also have the option to go up to the top. Tickets cost around £7 for adults and £5 for children. The views are incredible,being able to see across the whole of Liverpool. You don't have to pay to get in but there is an optional donation which goes towards the cathedral. It is a must vist.

This is Britain’s largest cathedral. It is an imposing red brick structure which is fairly modern in the world of cathedrals. There are chapels to be found inside the church demonstrating how large the church is. There’s access to many parts of the church which is great. The interior is highly maintained, boasting high ceilings and stained glass windows. It is fairly modern compared with several places but still worth a visit. For a fee, you can also climb to the top where you can enjoy aerial views of the city and beyond. The main church itself is free to the public. There is paid parking on site. It is a similar fee to other car parks nearby so you can even leave your vehicle here and walk downtown which is about 15 to 20 minutes walk. There is a cafe/bistro within the church. The church is approximately 30 minutes walk to Albert Docks and 7 minutes to Chinatown.

An impactful experience with a magnificent construction. The cathedral is huge and well maintained a temple of peace and prayers. We arrive during service by 3pm it was lovely to hear the chants from the choir and feel the blessings of the bishops. There is a fantastic area within the cathedral where you can seat and enjoy a meal or a freshener.