Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool, Liverpool

It's quite amazing. A roof over so vast a space without a pillar or column. The central altar is surrounded along all sides by large 'niches' for want of a better word, dedicated to worship or sculptures of whatever kind. It is a beautiful space and place, sitting on top of very wide stairs overlooking Hope Street. Cafe and shop are on street level. Well worth a visit, just to see or for quiet contemplation.

If you're looking to visit a modern auditorium devoid of any warmth or atmosphere - this is your kind place. However, if you're looking for a place of worship that expresses the beauty, permanence and transcendence of Catholicism, you'll have to look somewhere else. Ironically, Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral is probably going to be your best alternative to this monstrosity!

It's simply beautiful. Visited on a Sunday afternoon and the choir was in singing. The sun shining through the stained glass was so lovely. If you want to take photos it's better to go when the choir isn't there. Loved it.

Even though I'm more spiritual than Christian, I still think that the history behind this building is amazing. The beautiful stain glassed Windows complimenting what's down below. Ever 20 metres of the circular cathedral would be something to do with the faith. From a candle lighting area, to place where one can kneel down pray, and really connect with God. I preferred this one because it had one floor. I recommend going on a Philharmonic night tour to learn more about it or a bus tour.

I’m not a great believer in religion, but this Cathedral was most impressive. The outside is strikingly modern, the inside a great blend of modern and traditional. Definitely worth a visit, regardless of your religion.