Exeter Cathedral

Exeter

Anglican cathedral, and the seat of the Bishop of Exeter in England, UK

Opening Cathedral opens for sightseeing at 10:00 and closes for sightseeing at 17:00; daily services include Eucharist at 8:35, Morning Prayer at 9:00 and Evening Prayer at 17:30.

Price Entry prices not stated; 50% off entry every Sunday this summer until end of September 2026 (Half Price Sundays), and free access with the Welcome Card for residents of postcodes EX1–EX4 and students of Exeter College or the University of Exeter.

Typical visit Not provided yet

Age fit All ages; family activities such as the Cathedral Cat Trail, interactive crafts and seasonal activities are designed for young children.

Setting indoor

The experience

About this day out

Exeter Cathedral has been at the heart of Devon for nearly a thousand years and is a place of worship, a community hub and a world-class heritage destination. Visitors can explore the Treasures Exhibition, which showcases over 1,000 years of Cathedral history including the Exeter Book, the world's oldest book of English literature. Other offerings include guided and audio tours, family activities, a Chapter House Café, a shop and an annual programme of concerts, markets and exhibitions.

When to go

Opening calendar

Cathedral opens for sightseeing at 10:00 and closes for sightseeing at 17:00; daily services include Eucharist at 8:35, Morning Prayer at 9:00 and Evening Prayer at 17:30.

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission: Entry prices not stated; 50% off entry every Sunday this summer until end of September 2026 (Half Price Sundays), and free access with the Welcome Card for residents of postcodes EX1–EX4 and students of Exeter College or the University of Exeter.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

♿ Wheelchair accessibleTreasures ExhibitionGuided toursAudio toursChapter House CaféShopAccessible toiletsBaby changing facilitiesFamily WCCloister Gallery

Accessibility: Step-free access is available throughout most of the Cathedral at ground level; accessible toilets are available in the Cathedral and Cloister Gallery and can be reached via step-free access (some guided tours have accessibility restrictions).
Parking: Not provided yet
Dogs: Only assistance dogs are allowed inside the Cathedral.

Getting there

Where you'll find it

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