Within Durham Cathedral, flash photography is authorised. They’ve been a place of worship, welcome, and hospitality for over a thousand years. They rely on contributions, and each individual is encouraged to donate £3 to assist the Cathedral’s future. Durham Cathedral is one of Europe’s finest examples of Romanesque architecture, located in the heart of the Durham UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Shrine of St Cuthbert and the resting place of the Venerable Bede are both located within the Cathedral, which was completed in 1093. Durham Cathedral is also home to the best-preserved collection of mediaeval monastic buildings in the UK. These majestic halls are home to Open Treasure, a world-class visitor experience that recounts the remarkable storey of Durham Cathedral and its incredible collections via temporary and permanent exhibitions for visitors of all ages. There are prices for group visits, public tours, and Open Treasure.
Durham Cathedral
With St Cuthbert’s shrine as well as a treasure museum, this Norman C of E church is architecturally inventive.
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