Living in Wakefield, one doesn't always have something to boast about but the Cathedral is one of them. We go in most times we're in Wakefield to light candles for the dearly departed and say a wee prayer or two. My daughter loves learning about Biblical figures and looking at the architecture. It has the serene atmosphere one would expect... More

The beautiful Gothic Cathedral is located in the centre of Wakefield, surrounded by shops. The interior is lovely with its stained glass windows & stone & wood carvings. Unfortunately they are selling some Victorian pews to raise funds for refurbishment.

The cathedrel is in a pedestrian area retaining its own grounds and is very plesent in summer. It is a hansome church in traditional style and dominates the imediate area. Inside it feels suprisingly small and actually has few features that are different to other gothic style churches. A small path down the left side leads under the Raven Taven.... More

Only been the once, but was surprised how nice it was

was better in the seventies before the precinct was put in place

This Cathedral is located right in the middle of Wakefield, easy to get to, close (easy walking distance) to the bus station as well as the Westgate and Kirkgate train lines. The Cathedral is a 13th century architectural wonder. Cafes and shops close by for a full day out!

Wakefield Cathedral - a place of many treasures - more importantly a place for calm, quiet moments and prayers. For real peace enter St. Mark's Chapel. Light a candle on the candle tree. Don't miss the comely, down-to-earth white Madonna holding the infant Christ. This limestone sculpture made by Ian Judd in 1986 in celebration of motherhood is well placed... More

Touring the Ancient church where Cromwell stable his horses, look for the window with a character with two left feet ( luckily he is not dancing!) ther is a mysterious old plaque a memorial to a Mr Disney I wonder if he's any relation to Micky Mouses creator? Ask the volunteers about these items Oh! and there some 'Mouseman' furniture... More

I have started to pop down to the Cathedral on a Tuesday lunchtime for the free performances and i can thoroughly recommend it. It's a beautiful building and is quite welcoming to all.