A completely different feel to Liverpool Cathedral but just as impressive. The retro design was more light and airy than the huge red brick edifice less than a mile away. We happened to turn up during an organ recital so enjoyed listening to that whilst doing a circuit of the building.

A very unique modern cathedral, that is very impressive. Never seen anything like it before; a circular church. There is also a very interesting Crypt on the grounds but I did not get a chance to see it, due to time restraints, but it is suppose to be impressive to see.

I have visited this iconic cathedral many times , today I was invited by a group to a guided tour for the first time. It is a must the tour showed me how little I knew . Our guide imparted his knowledge with such passion and pride. You must also visit the crypt Liverpool’s ‘third’ cathedral. A wonderful experience that I would recommend to people of all faiths.

Visited on Friday 08th September 2023. We bought City Tour bus tickets to both see the city and also access the Anglican & Catholic Cathedrals. We visited the Met Cathedral, known locally as Paddy's Wigwam first, and though impressive on the outside there is something quite bleak about the architecture when up close. Once inside the building comes alive, and the impressive structure comes into its own. The lighting etc is wonderful and though my visit wasn't during a service etc it was still enjoyable.

Like the nearby Anglican Cathedral the Metropolitan Cathedral was built in the twentieth century and rather than making references to bygone years, the finished building is certainly more modern looking. To at least two of our party it had a more wow factor, a cathedral in name but not in style, no arches, non-traditional stained glass especially in the central lantern, a central altar with seating all around it. Another must see place when visiting Liverpool

Enjoyed visiting this very modern cathedral. A little bit austere as it’s all concrete and quite a large space. The crypt is worth a visit for a fiver. Lots of steps to get up to the entrance but plenty of seats to sit and rest inside when you get there.

Such a beautiful and modern style building standing in the middle of the city on a high platform. A lot of stairs you need to jump for entrance or there’s a step free entrance too. As soon as you entered this building, you feel the difference. Massive big huge hall with centre stage. Love that big ceiling blue light. So peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. There was practice going on for the main service.

Pretty amazing interior. Stations of Cross lovely. Disappointed that the Crypt was closed when we visited and this is something we were looking forward to. Lots of steps at front to climb (59 if I recall). Also underground car park was full even though we tried to get in at various times so we went back to Anglican Cathedral and parked there and walked down. Peaceful and calming.

Really enjoyed walking around this Cathedral. Very peaceful, as these buildings usually are. Particularly liked going down to the Crypt, had to pay £5 but it was worth it. You don’t have to climb the many steps at the front, just walk into the car park, there’s even a lift. We got off the HOHO bus right outside the Cathedral. Recommended.

Absolutely hated the outside, so much so that I didn’t want to visit. The inside exceeded all my expectations; the stations of the cross are a work of art in themselves and the colourful tapestries are gorgeous. The space is light and airy and just beautiful