Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King is Liverpool's Roman Catholic cathedral, built from 1962 to 1967 to a design by Frederick Gibberd. Its circular concrete building is crowned by a lantern tower of coloured glass above the central altar. Beneath it lies the crypt of a far larger cathedral designed by Edwin Lutyens in the 1930s and never completed.

When to go

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Mon07:30–18:00

Tue07:30–18:00

Wed07:30–18:00

Thu07:30–18:00

Fri07:30–18:00

Sat07:30–18:00

Sun07:30–18:00

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