English cathedral city

Today I want to share my guide to the best cathedral cities in England with you. From mighty London to pint-size Wells, they range from urban hubs to small centers. But each one has a church with a rich history and stunning artistic and architectural heritage not to mention religious. I hope you enjoy this look at these cathedral cities.

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These cities are some of the top places to visit in the UK. Their cathedrals are often what put them on the map, but they offer a lot more besides. From cultural attractions to pretty streets, entertainment to nightlife, they have a range of things to do, see, and experience. I can personally vouch for how worthwhile they are to visit.

I hope you get a chance to explore them and their cathedrals soon. When it comes to cathedral cities in England, Canterbury is hard to beat. Dating back to , Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest and most important Christian buildings in England. Beyond the cathedral, Canterbury is one of the best cities in England for its mix of religious importance and charming atmosphere.

York is another of the most important cathedral cities in England.

English cathedral city (3 letters)

York Minster has roots going back to the 7th century, and the church has long been at the heart of Anglican Christianity in the north of England. The cathedral was completed in the 15th century and features stunning Gothic architecture and stained glass. The river, independent shops, hilltop castle, and Viking heritage are great, too. The UK capital is home to more than one important cathedral, after all.