I highly recommend a visit to Bristol Cathedral. It is a beautiful and historic building with much to see and explore. The cathedral is also a place of worship, and there are regular services and events held throughout the year.

Luxmuralis: Force of Nature Light Show at Bristol Cathedral. I hope it comes back again soon! Absolutely extraordinary images projected on to the historic, awe inspiring interior architecture complemented by an immersive soundtrack. Fantastic for all ages including teens. At the end of it you could sit or lie down to watch the show next to a bar! Hot chocolate was very welcome. A really memorable 45 minutes. And then on to dinner and ice cream just opposite! A great evening out. A great way to get people into the cathedral and think about what else it offers especially close to Christmas.

While exploring Bristol on my own in May 2023, I stopped into the Cathedral. It's near a wonderful tea shop and obviously caught my eye when I finished at the tea shop. The volunteer who greeted me was very helpful and I spent at least an hour walking around, reading inscriptions, and admiring the architecture. The area near the cathedral has a lot going on, so it's easy to make a day of being in the neighborhood. For those with mobility issues, prepare for long walks. There is some seating available depending on when you are there.

Beautiful and imposing building, most of it Gothic Revival, with an airy and sparsely decorated interior, impressive vaults, and stunning stained-glass windows. There was a piano/violin recital when we visited, which added a lot to the atmosphere but prevented us from visiting some parts of the cathedral. It is still a place of active worship, so be respectful when visiting.

During our holiday in Bristol we went to see Bristol Cathedral. There were many interesting features to admire walking around the inside. Unfortunately some were not accessible due to repair work taking place when we visited. Despite this we very much enjoyed the beautiful stained glass windows, the altar, the Chapter House, etc. Well worth a visit!

This is one of Bristol’s great icons, a beautiful tourist attraction & for the locals which is highly recommended to visit..There is no entrance fee but the opportunity to easily leave a valued donation of your choice is greatly appreciated in support of this ancient old beauty of a building. The atmosphere is incredible as you walk around, read the history & soak up the spiritual feeling & beauty of the place. There are other great places to visit & eat, local transport & in easy walking distance. Helpful staff & volunteers willing to give you as much information you require to fulfill your visit.