Worcester Cathedral
Worcester, Worcestershire
Worcester Cathedral has been described as possibly the most interesting of all England’s cathedrals, especially architecturally.
In recent times, St Helen's has been one of Worcester's hidden secrets.
The breathtaking 15th century building occupies the earliest site of Christian worship in the city, yet for the last century it was used to archive the county records. Now it is open again as a place for community to happen in the heart of our city.
You are invited to explore this historic space, where Edward Elgar rang the curfew bell, where soldiers relaxed during the Second World War, where thousands of couples have married, and where prayers have echoed for well over a thousand years.
Explore a virtual model here: