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Tel: 01392 285983
Exeter Cathedral is a testament to the creativity, skill and devotion of those who built it. Dating back 900 years, it is one of England's most beautiful medieval cathedrals and one of the finest examples of decorated Gothic architecture in this country. It is most famous for its two Norman towers, impressive west front carvings and the longest unbroken stretch of Gothic vaulting in the world. Of note are the Minstrels' Gallery, the 15 Century Astronomical Clock, a complete set of Misericords and the highly decorated tombs, bosses and corbels. The library contains the famous 'Exeter Book' of Anglo-Saxon verse, the Exon Domesday and many other historical documents.
Visitor facilities include a well-stocked shop and onsite café, serving a range of light lunches, afternoon teas and light snacks.
The Cathedral prides itself on its choral tradition which dates back nearly 900 years. At 17.30 on most weekdays the Cathedral Choir sing Evensong. The service is free to attend, lasts 45 minutes, and everyone is welcome to attend.
The Cathedral receives no funding from the government or the Diocese of Exeter. An admission fee is payable by visitors, which contributes to the £1.3million annual operating cost.
PLEASE NOTE : There is never a charge to pray or attend a service in the Cathedral and all are welcome. Details of service times can be found on the link
Reasons to Visit :
Exeter’s #1 attraction (as reviewed on TripAdvisor)
900 years of history in one of England’s most beautiful Cathedrals
Expert guided tours, trails and activities all within the admission price
Pay once and return as many times as you like within 12 months (with GiftAid)
Looking for somewhere to enjoy a cup of tea or a light lunch? Why not try our Cathedral Café?
Our excellent cafe has opening times from 9.30am - 4pm Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays) and offers excellent value for money and a warm welcome in an ancient setting. (Please note the cafe is closed over the Easter weekend)
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £7.50 per ticket |
| Child under 18 free if accompanied by adult | Free |
| Students & Senior Citizens | £5.00 per ticket |
For group prices please visit Exeter Cathedral's website.
There is a charge to enter the Cathedral unless you are visiting us for prayer or to attend a service. This charge contributes to the huge cost (over £1.3 million a year) of maintaining this beautiful and historic building.
Nearest major road is M5.
Nearest station is Exeter Central.
| Exeter Cathedral - Church of Saint Peter (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Saturday | 09:00 | - 17:00* |
| Sunday | 11:30 | - 17:00* |
* There are times when the Cathedral closes for special services or other events, sometimes at short notice.
Sundays open from 11.30am
• Expert guided tours, trails and activities all within the admission price
• Pay once and return as many times as you like within 12 months (with GiftAid)
Please check with the Visitors Office 01392 285983 before making a special journey.
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