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Cathedral Closure Update – Sunday 25 October
Following a further safety assessment this morning, Liverpool Cathedral will remain closed for general visiting tomorrow, Sunday 25 October. All tours and visitor activities are cancelled.
The Met Office wind warning covering Liverpool remains in place until 9pm on Sunday. This closure reduces the need for visitors, staff and volunteers supporting these activities to travel to and work at the Cathedral during the severe weather.
Scheduled services will take place in the Lady Chapel, with special access arrangements. Worshippers should go to the Gilbert Scott Suite entrance, where someone will be available to direct them along the designated entrance route.
Please consider the weather conditions and any travel disruption carefully before setting out. Do not make a journey if you feel it would be unsafe. We fully understand if you choose to stay at home.
We are sorry for the disappointment and disruption, and thank you for your understanding.
We currently expect to reopen for general visiting on Monday 26 October.
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We are about a thirty-minute walk from most central Liverpool locations including Lime Street and Central railway stations and our main bus terminals.
Talking about buses, routes 82, 82A and 86 stop nearby. And if you like the hop on hop off city tours then you can include our Cathedral on your route.
We have buses stopping near the Cathedral every 12 minutes or so – it’s an easy way to get to us. For more details and timetables visit the Merseytravel website.
