Wells Cathedral Awaits

Wells Cathedral, dedicated to St Andrew, is an exemplary asset of medieval architecture, built from 1175 to 1508.

It is historically significant as a replacement for an earlier church established in 705. Known for its Early English Gothic style, unique features include the West Front adorned with over 300 sculptures and the innovative scissor arches that address structural challenges. The cathedral hosts a rare mechanical clock from 1392 and boasts a beautiful Lady Chapel and a chained library filled with ancient texts.

Must-See Wonders

• 🕰️ 14th-Century Clock: The second-oldest mechanical clock in England, showcasing planetary positions.
• 🗿 West Front Art: Over 300 carved figures display intricate stonework.
• 🏰 High Parts Tour: A behind-the-scenes look at hidden sections of the cathedral.

Wells Cathedral is free to enter, with tours available for an immersive experience, making it ideal for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.