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Hereford Cathedral is full of surprises and houses many treasures.

A Cathedral has stood in Hereford since Saxon times. The present building contains some of the finest examples of architectural excellence from Norman times up to the present day, including the Romanesque Nave, the beautifully restored Shrine of St Thomas of Hereford in the North Transept, the ancient South Transept and the award-winning twentieth-century New Library Building.

Throughout the summer you can join our Cathedral Guides to explore the interior and exterior of the building (at stated times each day).


North Porch Gate
Welcome

From Michael Tavinor the Dean
Welcome to Hereford Cathedral. This beautiful building is home of a community which has worshipped...
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Sunday 11 May 5.00 pm
Hereford Cathedral
Churches Together in Hereford United Service


Tuesday 13 May 1.15 pm
Hereford Cathedral
Lunchtime organ concert



Large group of visitors

 


Throughout 2004/5 pre-booked groups can take advantage of our specialist Restoration Tours featuring access to previously unavailable parts of the building and an exclusive look at the current works in progress. Click to contact the Visits Manager

The award-winning Mappa Mundi & Chained Library Exhibition is open all year round and is famous for housing both the spectacular medieval map of the world and the cathedral's unique Chained Library. Here the stories of these national treasures are told through models, original artefacts and the latest interactive computer technology. You can also visit our on-site Cathedral Shop, where exclusive Hereford Cathedral gifts are available, or our Cloister Café, which offers a variety of home-made and traditional foods.

 

Visiting Times 2008

The cathedral is open daily from 9.15 am until Evensong.
A donation of £4 per person is invited.

Mappa Mundi Exhibition/Cathedral Shop/Cloister Cafe

Winter Opening (29 October 2007 – Easter 2008)
Mon–Sat: 10 am – 4 pm*

Summer Opening (Easter – October 2008)
Mon–Sat: 10 am – 5 pm*

Sunday Opening 2008
TBC

*Exhibition: last admission 30 minutes before closing
Cloister Cafe: last orders 15 minutes before closing


NB. The Exhibition, Shop and Cafe are closed on Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

Please check opening times before your visit.


Our many other activities include concerts, Exhibitions, Organ Recitals and even a working Stonemasons Yard, where our skilled craftsmen are still using traditional methods to restore this ancient and beautiful cathedral.

The Dean and Chapter reserve the right to restrict access to parts of the building at any time. If you would like to ensure access to a particular part of the building, we strongly recommend you contact us before your visit.

Group tours, school visits and any other specific requirments for your visit can be arranged and booked in advance by contacting:

The Visits Office
5 College Cloisters
Cathedral Close
Hereford
HR1 2NG

Tel: 01432 374202
Fax: 01432 374220

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