Reviews
I love this cathedral. It's so peaceful and beautiful, with loads of hidden details. Its fantastic that it's open every day, and has free entry. Highly recommend for everyone!
Very nice piece of architecture. One of "must see" place in Bristol.
Interesting cathedral that is worth a visit. Close to other attractions and restaurants to make for a good day.
Yesterday Open Doors Day offered the opportunity to look at the roof cavity and tower of Bristol Cathedral. It was awesome. The textiles, silverware and artefacts from the last cathedral in England to have a bellows powered organ reminded everyone what a unique asset Bristol Cathedral is. Worth a visit anytime.
An impressive and tranquil place. The garden is beautiful, and the perfect spot to relax and unwind before rejoining the madness of the streets outside.
One of the main landmarks in Bristol. Gothis style and beautiful inside. No fee entrance.
Impressive building. A must see if you are sight seeing in the centre of Bristol.
Open to the public worth checking out even if you're an atheist let myself impressive looking building
Truly breathtaking inside and out, this Cathedral blew me away with its grandeur of history and culture!
I just wish I'd of visited on a day that did not have so many school day trips, as i wanted to immerse myself in an historical wonderland, but instead i had to keep my thoughts to myself until i left this outstanding building, as the noise was so overwhelming, very disappointing, as i wanted it to be a magical experience from the moment i step in, until the time i left.
Another downside is as soon as i arrived, i was made to feel uncomfortable that i was not paying to gain entry to this amazing work of art, by the lady who greeted me upon entry, that i felt obliged to hand over money out of courtesy for the privilege of gaining entry to something so beautiful, but isn't this a free cathedral with the option of donating?
I also felt watched the whole time i was near anything that required a donation, such as lighting a candle, i think i must of spent at least £10 in this brief trip that lasted less than an hour out of a time restraint, so very much worth it though, but it should still be by choice to donate or not surely?