

Manchester Cathedral
This beautiful cathedral has a long history. It first opened its doors as a small parish in the 1420s and grew over the next 400 years, along with the city where it is located.
Intricate detail can be found throughout this building, which achieved cathedral status when a new diocese was created in 1847. Wood-carvings in and around the choir stalls tell a story of life in the distant past. Other historical artifacts include the Angel Stone, which is located in the wall of the South Porch and dates back to around 700. There are also more recent historical displays, such as the “Fire Window,” a window which was destroyed during WWII and then replaced, and depicts the Nazi attack.
Manchester Cathedral Tours
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Manchester walking tour with Mandarin speaking guide
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- Manchester Afternoon Walking Tour
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- Private Manchester Ghost Tour: Haunted City Center Exploration Game
- Christmas In Manchester: Private Experience With A City Host
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