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Disappointed to report this Cathedral lacks visitor appeal. There was little to recommend it to visitors.
Well worth a visit. Standing next to a large area of green open space, close to the City Hall (another impressive example of interesting design/architecture), the Cathedral is somehow vast/spacious but intimate at the same time. You can wander around the various chapels, viewing interesting...More
Visited the Cathedral and it was being used for the adjoining school orchestra practise which was quite loud but in all a beautiful building, the ceiling of which is amazing and the stained glass windows absolutely beautiful.
This is a very impressive historical land mark, try to get on the guided tour to understand all the history. If you come to Bristol you must set aside at least 2 hours to take this all in.
It is an extraordinary building with amazing architecture,there are specific times where services are taking place throughout the day so ensure that you either plan around this or go to one. There is a café, toilets and a garden on site with the rest of...More
Gorgeous Building, we arrived just before evensong, so stayed to hear the boys choir sing. The sound is awesome, as was the choir. Not a place to miss if you are coming to Bristol
What a lovely Cathedral so big nice felling when you walk in lots to look at, we where lucky someone was playing the organ just bliss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
The Bristol Cathedral is located in the centre of Bristol. This cathedral built in the 12 century has tall gothic windows and pinnacled skyline. The church organ is very impressive. The cathedral is well worth a visit.
IT is great place of worship, as we entered there was a choir giving their rendition making the atmosphere heavenly.
If your in Bristol, this is a must see. Real nice on the inside and outside. The guides are real good storytellers. At all the British cathedrals and abbeys, it comes whit cafe and a shop.
