Right in the centre of the city a beautiful building with interesting history, some beautifully written tombstones and still has a beating heart with live music, choirs and the perfect place to listen to Elgar. Also the venue for the graduations from Worcester University making it a meaningful place for modern day too. More

No admission fee but you can make a donation. Lots of history to see including King John's tomb. More

I was staying in Worcester just across from the Cathedral so thought I would pop into have a look. I have been before about 20 years ago but could not remember much. There's a great atmosphere here with plenty of things to have a look at. It is a magnificent building. Some wonderful stained glass can be seen here as... More

A lot of info inside to read and absorb if interested re cathedral history as well as all the beautiful archicture and stained glass windows (one of which faces river and provides a lovely haven) - outside access easy. The architecture is very impressive inside, gaze from floor to ceiling and there's something to admire. Too much else to mention... More

For a couple of hours it is a great place to take in some history,marvel at the very fine architecture and the skills that went into the building of this cathederal.Situated within the shopping area of the city it is a lovely escape for a little peace either by going in and exploring the interior,or just to sit in the... More

This is a must see for anyone visiting Worcester! The Elgar window and the new Quire organ are of particular interest. More

We visited the Cathedral which is free admission and magnificent to behold. Well recommended, and if you wish to experience the history, a tour is essential. More

The stained glass windows were magnificent and a visit to the crypt is well worthwhile. Guided tours are available. More

Although the choir were rehearsing we were made to feel welcome and the music gave added enjoyment. More