Great for a short trip if you're staying in Chichester. We decided to have a little look around. The architecture and art inside is impressive. When we entered the staff were very welcoming and handed us a map. We were particularly interested in the dates and history.

A nice visit to Chichester Cathedral. Easy to find by large spire. Entrance was free with a suggested £5 donation. Music recital mornings were free when we visited. founded as a cathedral in 1075 History comes alive. A must see.

We visited the Cloisters Cafe and were delighted to see the cake table full of delicious homemade cakes and pastries and the coffee, a local coffee roaster was great too! We sat and enjoyed our stay in the delightful sunny garden. We will definitely pay another visit!

Cloisters Cafe. Excellent BUT fully priced. Little tubs of ice cream , the ones which are usually £2.50. Nearly double price. Same for drinks. They don't believe in repeat custom but the one off tourist pound ( or many pounds)

What a beautiful cathedral and one of the earliest. Interesting modern but sympathetic additions, tapestries, font, pulpits etc. well worth a visit and conducted tour. Bishops gardens also lovely and peaceful. Can then walk the city walls. Great day out.

Had afternoon coffee and cake with student granddaughter. Rather grumpy staff, no gluten free options other than an expensive pack of two shortbread biscuits. Regular coffee is a very small cup. Small portion of cake. Pleasant surroundings, clean toilets, pretty garden. Expensive, you pay for the location.

We visited the cathedral during a day trip to Chichester. Entry, unlike some cathedrals, was free although visitors are invited to make a contribution. The architecture of the building is incredible. There is also an exhibition until the end of August called 'Resilience in Clay' with work by Kate Viner, which is very thought provoking. This in itself is worth seeing.

For many people its the main reason for visiting the city but please remember it is a place of worship. To underline this short prayers are said through the day which you may join in/ listen to. It is easier enough to move around the Cathedral no matter your needs with its various chapels and an interesting Treasury. Descriptive leaflets are available if you do not wish to join a tour. The building itself is obvious in the centre of the town although someway from the main transport hubs and parking areas.

The Cloisters Breakfast in the cafe was absolutely beautiful! One of all the classic English breakfast items including choice of how your egg is cooked. Roasted cherry tomatoes on the vine, a sautéed field mushroom, lovely herby sausage and good bacon. Practically Perfect in every way!

My wife and I visited here (with our dog) to do a tour of the cathedral. The tour guide was excellent, and it was fascinating the learn so much about the history, art and architecture of the cathedral. It was refreshing to visit a cathedral that felt vibrant and welcoming. There was a fascinating mix of old and modern architecture and art, and it was some really well. The cathedral cafe was good too, and we enjoyed a drink and cake after our tour.