A Day at Liverpool’s Historical Masterpiece

The Anglican Cathedral is Liverpool’s Centrepiece. The Historical Gothic Revival Architecture that comprises The Anglican Cathedral is stunning and mighty in stature at a height of 101m. With access to the top of the Cathedral for £5, I recommend taking a trip up and seeing the Liverpool Skyline. You can see across the River Mersey to the Wirral and beyond to Wales. The panoramic view is breathtaking. For more information on the service and tickets, search ‘The Tower Experience Liverpool Anglican Cathedral’. Surrounding the grounds is a cemetery and garden area that sits below the grounds and offers opportunities to look up at the cathedral from a low viewpoint; I found this view particularly staggering. The garden entrance is located near both car park entrances allowing you to create a round trip that sees everything! An interesting fact about the cathedral is alongside part of the lower sections near the foundations of the building, you can see bullet holes from the World War that took place during the Cathedral's construction. This can be seen throughout the car parks, especially the central car park. On the inside, you can pray, shop, donate or explore the knowledge that holds various rare artefacts, religious relics and stunning glasswork. The Anglican Cathedral also has an intricate architecture that connects the floors and levels in an intriguing maze-like pattern. Once inside the cathedral, I recommend seeing the detailed brickwork and sheer size of the Anglican Cathedral. To conclude, I would highly recommend visiting the cathedral when in Liverpool for the fantastic architecture, historical significance and photo opportunities. I’ll always have a place for it in my heart. #solotravel #uk #liverpool