Manchester Cathedral (with kids)

It is one of the most beautiful places I have seen in Manchester. Massive structure. Amazing architecture. It took about 1hr and 10 minutes to visit this place, and it's truly remarkable. It's walkable distance to other great places. I also visited the national football museum which was close by and well connected with buses and trains.

I visited Manchester Cathedral on a Friday morning. Admission is free. There was no wait. You can make a small donation if you wish to do so. Having visited many of the famous cathedrals in England, I was surprised because Manchester Cathedral looked just a bit smaller from the outside than I expected. However, it's still a beautiful building inside and out, and very much worth a visit

Maybe the nicest building in town as very classy with loads of architecture features and religious iconography to enjoy. Free of charge to enter although a donation is appreciated of course. I spent about an hour here, could do a little more, or a lot less if not your thing. I didn't see any toilets so that's limiting but it's not a museum so there you go. Windows and doors were very aesthetically...

Rich in history and stunning architecture Manchester Cathedral is a true historical gem in the heart of the city. The building dates back to medieval times, and you can really feel the centuries of history in its walls. The Gothic architecture is impressive, with tall arches, detailed stone carvings, and beautiful stained-glass windows that catch the light perfectly. It’s peaceful inside, and ther...

The cathedral was not crowded on a weekday afternoon. Lady at the entrance slightly introduced the place and handed over a pamphlet for easy reference. I would recommend to reserve around 30 minutes for this place as it is not really a big church. Some of the details are beautiful like the painted windows.