One of the most beautiful cathedrals I've ever been and I've been everywhere! The color of the stone vs the sun light makes it truly breathtaking. The organ player playing Albinoni was brilliant.

Love the architecture at least from what I saw from outside. My next visit for sure will go inside. The relics on the entrances, the details on the walls and aging pillars and walls are just amazing. It's surprising to compare building designs of churches today verses back in the early period. Today we don't care nor pay any attention to details when it comes to architecture and we call them modern and sophisticated with big empty walls and rooms which we so call minimalism.

What a stunning building. Very clean until the Dead Can Dance fans had littered the place. Shame as most of them are mature adults. The scenery inside and out is amazing, beautiful architecture. Lighting made it difficult to photograph but there was a concert being played. I recommend this venue

Fantastic gig venue. I've been here many times over the years just to visit, donate, etc, but came for a gig for the first time recently. The acoustics are amazing. On-site toilets and bar available. Atmosphere is second to none. Absolutely beautiful building.

Visited the cathedral with my partner for an ibiza classical evening. We both thoroughly enjoyed it! The lighting and sound system were amazing. The only faults I had with the place was that the toilets had no lighting around them ,but there were plenty of them though, so I wasn't queuing for long. I also think it would be a lot better if the act, in this case an orchestra were on some sort of stage as you can't see them over the crowd, I'm sure it wouldn't cost a great deal to form one using a scaffold I'm some way.

The cathedral is free but appreciates donations. It was upgraded to cathedral status in the 19th century, and restored after WWII and 1990s IRA bombings, and thus is a little smaller and has slightly less to see than other English cathedrals. Approx 10-15 minutes there will give you the highlights, perhaps 30 to read everything. They do use the space well though and have a timeline of its history, signs throughout with info on the rooms/chapels, and pretty (though modern) stained glass windows.

Very well preserved cathedral in the heart of a bustling city. Really beautiful interior and really calming energy.

I would like to say a big thank you to the wonderfully welcoming , knowledgeable and informative guide here she gave me more information than I could possibly remember thank you . Manchester Cathedral or Collegiate Church of St Mary St Denys and St George is fantastic . You have not just one but fourteen guardian angels watching over you here , magnificent carvings on the nave roof . Each serenading you with a different golden medieval instrument . If that's not enough for you there is a mighty organ that I am sure can blast out a tune or two . I went to two services here in one day and enjoyed them both . I was made to feel nothing other than welcome which I find rather unusual in this day and age . I have been meaning to get here a long time but being of a nervous disposition was a bit worried . Anyone else feeling the same i found the park and ride easy and stress free but I certainly would not try driving into the center of Manchester unless extremely confident . I desperately wanted to light a candle for a loved one here and am so pleased to have finally done it . If I was to give you what3words for this magnificent Cathedral they would be Welcoming.Beautiful.Peace.

The Manchester Cathedral is over 600 years old and incredibly well preserved for its age. You can enter for free and the staff there are both helpful and very friendly. Even if you're not religious it's still worth the visit if you are in Manchester City. Quite an amazing structure.

Excellent place for peaceful contemplation and prayer. Interesting stained glass and close access to the Sanctuary area makes it personable and less aloof than other cathedrals.

Nestled in amoungst the hustle and bustle of the shopping centres and businesses, is the medieval cathedral of Manchester. Lovely visit the site is free but you have a pay a £1 to take pictures (fairly standard for the church of England to ask you to pay for photos, but a £1 is very good deal). Lots of information as you walk around a peaceful way to spend an half hour or so. Glad I popped in to have a look

Wow, must visit. Its breathtaking. Don’t forget about the contribution, its really needed to keep places like this in shape. The size of the buiding and scale of elements inside and out is impressive. Inside the main althar is a wonder. The side chappel is impressive, don’t forget to look up, ceiling woodworking with paneling is out of this world. They hold flea market reunions inside the body of the church.

Beautiful cathedral, both outside as you approach as well as inside. A wealth of knowledge inside and well maintained. We didn't stay for the service, but the people I encountered were very polite and happy to tell me about the few aspects I asked on.

It's a very beautiful Cathedral. I came on a weekday afternoon, wasn't crowded and perfect to walk around without too much noise. And the entrance was free.

Amazing place! Being here you can feel the history, touch the history, and even understand the history! This place is absolutely covered with many important events and historic things. You will see the photos of the Queen and feel the same atmosphere by yourself! Definitely must visit place!

Divide heritage. Amazing architecture. Worth visit. Free to enter. Beautiful live piano was played in the cathedral throughout which enhance the mood and vibe.

A beautiful place with a friendly and knowledgeable staff to give some insights. For those of the faith, there are prayers and services, as this is an active cathedral.

Beautiful part of Manchester's history and amazing to see it's absolutely beautiful you can feed the squirrels outside inside is full of stunning and beautiful historical items it survived world war II despite being hit directly it's fascinating!

Went to the Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Ludovico Einaudi at Manchester Cathedral. The atmosphere was great, and Tim Abel (the pianist) was amazing. Highly recommended!

Beautiful building. Well maintained. Nice and warm. Went to see Candle light concert and it was lit up beautifully. Lovely staff, very welcoming. Easy access to the building and easy access to the bathroom

Me and my friend thoroughly enjoyed the Ed Sheeran candlelight concert. The string quartet were amazing and the venue was beautiful. I would highly recommend it

We went to Manchester Cathedral for an orchestral performance of Pink Floyd. The venue was truly amazing with great acoustics. An historic building used for a modern purpose.

Beautiful inspiring place to visit, either to pause for prayer or interest in its history. Greeted by people with information leaflets and free to walk around and take in stained glass, plethora of chapels notably one set aside for private prayer and one dedicated to the miltary with enthusiasts around happy to share info about everyhing you see. Nice subtle prompts to donate. Only wish there was a shop there too.

Great visit of Manchester cathedral. Entry is free but if you want and can you can support. Really great historic place with wonderful atmosphere inside.

Amazing venue for the candlelit concerts. I went with friends for my birthday for the Oasis one, drinks available at a reasonable cost too.

An amazing architecture.. Worth visiting.. Specially when the choir has a warm up

Fabulous welcoming 'House if God', free to all. Accessibility: Good Look around, say a prayer, join in a Service, or just sit and unwind. People around to talk to. Lots of history both inside and outside, especially info about people and events that have made a difference to our world Feel the history and more importantly, the love if God.

Well worth a visit. Lovely stain glass windows and building, and has an organ that will knock your socks off. Pretty surroundings and conveniently located close to restaurants, bars and cafes.

Beautiful little cathedral at the top of Deansgate. Friendly staff, stunning architecture and history.

Calm quite yet serenely beautiful cathedral in the heart of the city. It’s historic to look at its ancient architecture, look and feel and it’s history. There is enough sitting space for general public.

Magnificent cathedral with medieval oak carving separate the nave and quite. There's a chapel dedicated to Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. It commemorates former Manchester Regiment and King's Regiment. There is gorgeous new Stoller Organ installed in 2017. Fraser Chapel dedicated to 'people's bishop' was built in 1887.

Exquisite, the ambiance is what you would expect walking into somewhere like this,as well as it being part of mcrs history. Eventide I've been its been quiet and it just reflects the ambiance.

Large on the inside. Beautifully decorated. We heard snippets from a tour and used the literature provided to learn about the cathedral. This building has been treasured by many for a long time. Worth a visit.

It's a very quick tour and can be done in 20 mins with a good look around. It's a very small place, not sure why it's classed as a cathedral. I've seen local churches that are bigger.

Beautiful building with a rich history. The outside looks stunning and is surrounded by loads of shops, restaurants and hotels. The cathedral is easy to find. I walked to the cathedral, but taking a taxi to it is also easily possible. Whilst I was visiting, I read about an old visit of Queen Elizabeth and saw the spectacular interior inside. A must visit when going to Manchester.

Visited the Cathedral during a fair. Very grand and marvellous. Not the top cathedral in England but certainly worth a visit.

Manchester Cathedral is a breathtaking masterpiece. Its Gothic architecture and rich history create a serene atmosphere. The stunning stained glass windows and impressive vaulted ceilings make it a must-visit destination. A true gem in the heart of Manchester

Beautiful stain glass Windows

A lovely Cathedral dating back to the 15th Century. Very easy to find and well located in the middle of the City Centre. The lady inside pointed out the odd looking stained glass, which isn't very traditional for a Cathedral like this, reason being it was bombed during the war and some replaced as recent as the 90's. Definitely worth a visit, but Chester's is still more impressive by a country mile.

Free entry, but you can leave a donation if you would like to. It was beautiful a lovely calm space in the middle of a busy city. It ouses with historical statues & information well worth a visit.

Beautiful building inside and out. Staff are friendly and helpful - happy to talk about the cathedral and its history. Interesting place to visit.

Really great space to visit in Manchester .. lots of history and beauty in one place. Really quiet and free! Perfect if you are visiting the city centre and want to fins some peace.

Very impressive architecture and it's amazing that the cathedral is 600 years old. The interiors are carved in detailed wood and the glass work is fantastic. The entrance is free!

Charming, small cathedral full of architectural elegance. I went there to attend John Digweed's techno show. The toilet and drinking facilities were tidy and sufficient.