Liverpool Cathedral, Anglican cathedral in Liverpool, England
The largest cathedral in Britain features a central tower reaching 101 meters in height and contains numerous Gothic Revival architectural elements throughout its structure.
Construction of the cathedral began in 1904 under architect Giles Gilbert Scott, marking the beginning of an extensive building project that continued for 74 years.
The Lady Chapel holds regular morning prayer services and evening ceremonies, maintaining Anglican religious traditions in the heart of Liverpool.
Visitors can reach the cathedral through bus routes 82, 82A, and 86, with stops located nearby and departures every 12 minutes from central Liverpool.
The cathedral bell tower houses the world's highest and heaviest ring of bells, which includes Great George, weighing 14.5 tons.
Location: Liverpool
Inception: 1904
Architects: Giles Gilbert Scott
Architectural style: Gothic Revival
Website: https://liverpoolcathedral.org.uk
GPS coordinates: 53.39751,-2.97305
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:17
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St James Cemetery
7 m
The Oratory
144 m
59 Rodney Street, Liverpool
256 m
Carriage Ramps And Catacombs To Saint James' Cemetery
148 m
Saint James' Cemetery Gateway To South End Of Saint James' Road
234 m
1 - 10 Gambier Terrace
147 m
Huskisson Monument In Saint James' Cemetery
90 m
86 & 88 Rodney Street, Liverpool
242 m
41, 43 And 45, Hope Street
237 m
84 Rodney Street, Liverpool
248 m
80 Rodney Street, Liverpool
272 m
1 - 9 Parliament Place, Liverpool
233 m
20-32 Percy Street and 1 Huskisson Street
224 m
1-19, Canning Street
217 m
82 Rodney Street, Liverpool
257 m
78 Rodney Street, Liverpool
278 m
49 And 49A, Hope Street
190 m
51a - 75 Rodney Street, Liverpool
244 m
2-12, Huskisson Street
171 m
37 And 39, Hope Street
242 m
47, Hope Street
222 m
8-18, Percy Street
207 m
Rock Cut Arch In St James' Cemetery
97 m
Mornington Terrace
197 m
14, 16 And 18, Huskisson Street
208 m
33 and 35 Hope Street, Liverpool
262 m
3-17, Percy Street
238 m
Gates to Gambier Terrace on Canning Street
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