I have had relatives in Halifax for years yet only just visited this minster. We had a very chatty steward who told us what to look out for. I saw 'commonwealth clear glass windows for the first time. The 1630's carved pews also look good.

We enjoyed walking around the minster admiring the roof but were especially taken with some very old windows which, except for being slightly distorted looked incredibly modern. The Minster volunteers were very helpful and informative. I wish I had been there a few days earlier...More

This was our first visit staying in Halifax so we called in at the Minister where we were met by a guide who told us the history of the Minster, where Anne Lister of Shibden Hall is buried and the stone plaques to her family....More

Free to enter . Donations may be made , Photographers need a £3 permit Interesting Minster Beautiful Stained Glass Windows. Very enjoyable two hours spent here

After an enjoyable visit to the nearby Piece Hall we decided to visit the Minster, located just over the road. On our arrival we were warmly greeted and presented with an informative leaflet (for a £1 donation). The Minster is very old and the leaflet...More

We visited the Minster with friends. If anyone is interested in history or loves churches, I would recommend a look. It has wonderful stained glass and is just beautiful. Spent time looking at everything and felt calm and refreshed afterwards.

This was beautiful inside with lots of literature to read about the History. There was a little café inside so you could have a nice hot drink if needed