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Visited with my wife and we are still in awe of how beautiful and intricate the cathedral is. We were lucky enough to listen to the choir practicing and it moved us to tears how magnificent and beautiful it sounded.
Frida was a very informative and insightful guide.
Nice cathedral.The Organ was playing when we popped in around 5pm Friday. Not too loud. Lots of history..obvs 🥸. There is a cafe. Loos 🚻. equipped for disabled access ♿️
Whenever I am passing through Newcastle, I make sure it will be a Thursday, has the cathedral as live music. This cathedral is outstanding that it allows Street people to use this building for shelter, where they can use the toilets and get a hot drink. It also supports ex prisoners, with help to r
An exceptional and welcoming part of Newcastles history. Well worth a look around or to spend some time here for a moment of peace. The walls and floors are covered in fascinating relics of the city’s past. (Don’t forget to look for the vampire rabbit behind the cathedral)
For sure an impressive cathedral. It's near to the castle and it is visible from far because of the tall lantern tower. On my point of view the most impressive thing is the vitro glass architecture. Scenes from Bible are depicted on the windows. In addition you may joy the organ that really can make
Visited this beautiful medieval cathedral while on a short trip to Newcastle. It's close to the castle and has a tall lantern tower that for many centuries must have been a welcome sight to both travellers on land and sailors out on the river. The cathedral is free to enter, and I found it not only
Really love this place. Everyone is always friendly and each time I visit I discover something new, either about the place or though an exhibition they are hosting
I went yesterday for the first time, I enjoyed walking around the very evocative displays on abuse and suicide, it's good that churches are providing this space, it was a peaceful and meaningful experience
My first time visiting a Cathedral and I’m in love.History is overflowing in this Cathedral it’s a must visit in New Castle plus it’s free.There is a few spot where you can donate money to maintain the cathedral and ensuring that the cathedral remains free for everyone.So do donate if you have spare
Loved every second .
An extremely friendly and informative lady named pat showed us round . Thank you
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