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A church building of some description has existed on this site since the first millennium, and the present cathedral has adapted to damage inflicted variously during the Civil War, from a direct hit from German bombers in 1941 and by the IRA bomb of 1996.
Of particular note is the beautiful wooden roof, the Anglo-Saxon Angel Stone (possibly a survival from an earlier church on the site) and the stained-glass Fire Window, which evocatively bleeds flame-coloured light into the Regimental Chapel.
Area City Centre
Transport Metrolink Victoria, or City Centre buses, or Victoria rail
Telephone 161 833 2220
Open 9am-5.30pm daily. Times vary Easter, Aug, Christmas
Admission free
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