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Manchester Cathedral's west tower and nave seen across the River Irwell, with city-centre towers behind.
Free entry

Alan Murray-Rust · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source

Manchester Cathedral

Manchester Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral and parish church of Manchester, a Grade I listed building on Victoria Street. Rebuilt in Perpendicular Gothic style after 1421, it keeps late-medieval carved choir stalls and a nave roof with angels holding gilded instruments; it became a cathedral in 1847 and was restored after bomb damage in the Second World War.

When to go

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Mon09:30–16:00
Tue09:30–16:00
Wed09:30–16:00
Thu09:30–16:00
Fri09:30–16:00
Sat09:30–16:00
Sun12:00–16:00

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