Tour of Bradford Cathedral

If you have always wanted to learn more about this beautiful building, its history and its treasures, this is your opportunity! There is no other location in Bradford where you can learn about a history stretching back almost 1,400 years, and tour a beautiful medieval building with Saxon fragments, Victorian and 20th century extensions, stunning Morris & Co. and other stained glass and many historic and contemporary features.

Light refreshments will be available after the tours.
Places are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Accessibility information

Please be aware that there is one part of the tour that is located in the Lady Chapel, which can only be reached by walking up 4 steps.

We normally pause for a few minutes in the Lady Chapel to view the Morris & Co. stained glass and altar frontal. Access to the Lady Chapel is in a narrow space, where we are unable to put a ramp. We apologise for this and we are working to make this challenging building more accessible. Bradford Cathedral was largely built in the 15th century, on a steep hillside, and has Victorian and 20th century additions that include a number of sets of steps and narrow spaces that are unsuitable for ramps. If you have any accessibility requirements that we need to be aware of please e-mail maggie.myers@bradfordcathedral.org .

For more information about getting to us, parking, and accessibility, please visit our website: https://bradfordcathedral.org.uk/visit-us/plan-your-visit/