The main mission of the Liverpool Cathedral is the proclamation that Jesus Christ lives and that his Gospel is relevant to the world that we live in today.
Everything that has been about the Liverpool Cathedral still continues to exist today. The completion of the Liverpool Cathedral came about in 1978, and thereafter ad wonderful story full of history unfolds. The Liverpool cathedral is known as the largest cathedral in the UK and the 5th largest in the entire world.
This cathedral has gone through a lot; including the fact that it survived 2 world wars throughout its history. There have been some periods of recession and other hardships that this cathedral has endured as well; yet the giant building still remains standing and is a rewarding part of history.
The cathedral is a very important part of the history of the City of Liverpool.
When entering the cathedral you will notice the large amount of space inside; it is simply stunning and breathtaking. The Great West doors is where everyone enters in, and upon entering you will see the lowered floor of the Navel; this is known to be the Well.
As you continue further along in the building you will enter a space in the building that is known as the main floor which lease to the Chancel and the High Altar.
The Nave which is known as the well is the lowered area of the building where many different formal occasions are held. The Great West Doors are located on one side of the Nave and right above that you will notice the Tracy Emin’s installation.
There are lots of attractions that you can see in Liverpool Cathedral, the Main Cathedral is open daily from 08:00 to 18:00. You can leave your car in the adjacent car-park for free if your visit will last up to 30 minutes.
Otherwise charges applied, however it is still not certain that you will find a free space as it has just a limited number of spots there. Once here do not forget to visit its tower which offer great views of the surrounding area.
It holds numerous events and concerts so it is good to plan your visit during some great event and enjoy it along with the overall history impression.
