Beautiful and peaceful building with the Elgar window near the entrance and the tomb of King John near the main altar. Greeted by friendly staff at the entrance and they gave us a leaflet with a basic guide to the Cathedral. We visited the cafe for a scone, coffee and tea and the staff there were very friendly and helpful. After over an hour looking round the building we visited the gift shop but their staff let the Cathedral down. Two women that were, apparently, filling shelves but spending more time talking and being reluctant to move to let my wife pass with her walker as their idle chatter was obviously more important. Then the girl "serving" seemed like she didn't want to be there and was very rude and abrupt to my wife when she asked a simple question. Had it been me she had spoken to like that I would have just left our selected items on the counter and left without buying anything but my wife bought them anyway. Otherwise would be a full five stars !

Stunning cathedral that is well worth a visit. The resting place of Elgar and King John the cathedral is huge and has some lovely little areas and chapels. We had lunch in the cafe which was also good, although menu was basic sandwiches and toasties. The down side is the pressure to donate. I would rather pay a small entrance fee than be pressured to donate a set amount by strict and judgemental volunteers. Totally understand and happy to pay towards upkeep but volunteers shouldn’t tut at people who do donate small amounts when there is a cost of living crisis on. Worth a visit but be prepared to be judged and not by him upstairs!

Absolutely stunning building. My daughter & myself at least 2 & a half hours walking around this wonderful place. Prince Arthur's tomb (Henry VIII's brother & 1st wife of Katherine of Arragon) was a highlight for me as was King John's resting place. Just so much to see & all free, donations accepted. Also has a well stocked gift shop. A must see.

The cathedral is huge, a lot bigger than it looks from the outside and is absolutely stunning. Lots to look at with helpful guides about. Free to enter with opportunities for a donation. There’s often events on including free lunchtime music on Thursdays. There’s a gift shop and coffee shop too. Highly recommend a visit.

I had no idea about the history of Worcester & the Cathedral. It’s a beautiful building that shows clear examples of the Norman style of architecture contrasted with the later English Gothic style. The stained glass windows are beautiful and the crypt is fascinating. The best part by far was the wonderful volunteer guide Anne! At 85 she was as fascinating as the cathedral. A very knowledgeable and engaging guide. I feel very fortunate to have had the luck of meeting her.

Beautiful building, to be honest have been to Worcester so many times but never been in the Cathedral! What a fantastic building such a lovely relaxing atmosphere inside beautiful stained glass. The staff in there were so friendly but not “over the top”. They were there if you wanted to ask them questions but not “on top of you” if you didn’t they had it just right! Well done! Definitely worth a visit if you are in Worcester. To be honest we only went in this time because they had some craft stalls there because the Christmas market was on. But once inside we spent more time looking around the Cathedral than we did the stalls!

Fantastic preserved cathedral with a cast amount of history. Staff were very Friendly and it was very clean. Entry cost is free however it’s suggested you make a donation. A must visit when visiting Worcester

This Christmas tree festival is such fun. Our 5 year old grandson loves it. Such creativity in the decorating. Free to view but donation asked for. Certainly worth visiting and giving a donation. Saw lots of people leaving without donating. A bit mean really Highly recommend. Much better than the trees in Lichfield cathedral where we went last year with our other grandchildren

Very warm welcome on arrival. We booked a tour and Mike was our guide. He was excellent. Informative, friendly and very knowledgeable. At £8 per person the tour was good value. We didn’t try the cafe but we did buy a few small items in the cathedral shop.

We went into look at the Christmas trees. The outside doesn’t do it justice to what’s on the inside. It’s such a beautiful building. So much to look at and take in the history of the area. As for the Christmas trees they where all beautiful and very cleverly done