I did not expect that this cathedral will be that huge and in the same time impressive architecture. If you visit Bristol you must see this place: for religious reasons or for a history lesson. There was a sort of a concert using the bells when we were in the area, really impressive. Have a look at the organ next... More

I've seen more interesting cathedrals, to be honest. It's more impressive from the outside, I wouldn't bother going in. Go to St Mary Redcliffe church instead, it's not that far to walk.

Decided to visit this cathedral as recommended by some guests we met at our hotel on our first day in Bristol.Close to the City centre, we went on late fresh cold morning. There is no entrance charge but donations were requested towards the upkeep. The interior is in a very neat, clean state and has a history according to the... More

Beautiful building. Close to the city centre so can easily go along for a visit as part of a day out shopping/out for lunch.

As with all Cathedrals, Bristol’s large, city centre Minster is beautiful and effortlessly impressive. Externally it is huge, and imposing, but fits in well with it’s surroundings, overlooking a grassed square and other architecturally interesting buildings. Inside there’s the usual mix of stained glass, pillars, altars and side chapels, and it feels typically sombre. There was something missing though, we... More

A beautiful Cathedral set in the city against a back drop of modern architecture, a very imposing building. A place for quiet contemplation after a busy day.

Bristol cathedral ? not often talked about but well worth a visit. Not dramatic and a mid 19th century rebuild doesn't help, but this huge church is remarkable if only for the amazing number of well kept memorials. I spent most of my visit with my head down reading about so many people now long dead. And don't miss the... More

Saw my friends ordained here, took part in the BBC Radio 4 Morning Service 70th birthday celebration and attended many other events. You need a day to see everything1

If you like churches, the Cathedral offers much to the lovers of architecture. Attended a Legal service here some time ago, and was impressed by its size, the quality of the accoustics and layout. Why not park your car in Long Ashton park and ride, and exit the bus in Anchor Road from where the building is but a stone's... More