Liverpool Cathedral

Why go

Liverpool Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral of the Diocese of Liverpool, a working place of worship with daily services; its pages describe the Well (the nave), the central space with a memorial to its architect Giles Gilbert Scott, and the Lady Chapel, the first part consecrated for worship. The cathedral's visit page says you don't need to book to visit, that opening hours can change and parts or all of the building can close for events or services, and that tickets for the Tower Experience can be bought online in advance or from the Cathedral Shop; it gives the entrance as via Upper Duke Street. This record is the Anglican cathedral, not the Metropolitan Cathedral (the city's Catholic cathedral) or the Elizabeth Hoare Gallery inside it.