Liverpool Cathedral

Liverpool Cathedral is a grand Gothic landmark located on St James Mount in the heart of the city. As the largest cathedral in Britain, this architectural treasure offers visitors an awe inspiring experience whether they are exploring the world's highest Gothic arches or viewing thought provoking sculptures. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere for reflection, attend a variety of community events and art installations, or browse the extensive selection of gifts in the onsite shop. The Welsford Bistro provides a welcoming space to enjoy local specialities like Scouse alongside a range of refreshments.

Accessibility Highlights

The venue website states that the main car park on Upper Duke Street has designated bays for paid accessible parking, with an automatic door leading into the building from a lift. Most of the cathedral is on a single level, and chair lifts or portable ramps are available to reach split level areas such as the Well and the Lady Chapel. There are accessible toilets located near the shop and the Lady Chapel, and manual wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge. The main space and conference rooms are fitted with induction loops, and an external viewing camera with a large screen is provided for those unable to access the tower.

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