Southwell Minster: A Testament to Time

This cathedral, established in the 12th century, is a prime example of Romanesque architecture.

Built over Saxon and Roman foundations, Southwell Minster showcases architectural features from the 12th and 13th centuries, including zigzag door frames and curved arches. It serves as the seat of the Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham, recognized for its cultural significance as a Grade I listed building.

Remarkable Highlights

• 🌳 Unique Stained Glass - The chapterhouse is renowned for its intricate stained glass and detailed carvings.
• 🏰 Architectural Features - Visitors can admire the blend of Romanesque elements and later enhancements that tell the story of its development.
• 🎶 Regular Services - As an active place of worship, the cathedral holds regular events and services, inviting community and visitors alike.

Accessibility is available with free entry, making it an inviting destination for tourists, historians, and families interested in heritage and culture.