Wells Cathedral, Wells

This cathedral is free to enter although there are places to dropped off a donation. The cathedral is centrally located and probably has the best facade of the country's cathedrals and a stunning lawn in front of it. Inside it is airy and large and there are regular services. Worth a visit and the tourist office is next door.

I visited here in 1977 during my tour of Europe and the place is still vivid in my memory. It is a "must-see" if you're in England. It's a lyrical place, so beautiful it sings! I vividly remember a group of choirboys ambling down a path in front of the cathedral with their choir robes slung over their shoulders. I attended an Evensong service in the cathedral. Allow yourself at least two hours in this place, to see the Bishop's Palace and to view the interiors of the majestic buildings. Such ancient beauty, so inspiring. I hope I get to see it again.

Stunning 12th century cathedral. The highlight is the Wells Clock. It costs £4000 a day to maintain this beautiful building, and although free to enter, they do encourage you to make a donation. There's a cafe and modern, clean toilet facilities.

really nice location. great photo opportunities. wish i had more time to take proper photos

An amazing building with a great ambiance. Architecture at its best. Try to catch a choir practice while you visit it well worth waiting for. Allow yourself at least an hour as there is much to explore. Inside this building is like a box of precious gems. Outside is just a breathtaking. This may not be the the biggest cathedral but it a giant in architectural excellence. Wells itself is a beautiful place to visit and has many other gems to explore.