Exeter Cathedral - Church of Saint Peter

One of England's most beautiful Mediaeval cathedrals and one of the finest examples of decorated Gothic architecture in this country. Famous for its two Norman towers, impressive west front carvings and the longest unbroken stretch of Gothic vaulting in the world. Of note are the Minstrels' Gallery, the 15 Century Astronomical Clock, a complete set of Misercords and the highly decorated tombs, bosses and corbels. The library contains the famous 'Exeter Book' of Anglo-Saxon verse, the Exon Domesday and many other historical documents. Exhibitions throughout the year.

This Summer Exeter Cathedral will for the first time be offering regular guided tours of its roof space.

Tours are scheduled to run on most Tuesdays and Thursday from June till September and Saturday in June, July and August. Booking is essential. To check dates, availability or to book onto a tour please contact The Visitors Office on 01392 285983 or email visitors@exeter-cathedral.org.uk

The cost of a roof tour, including entrance to the Cathedral is -
Adult - £10
Concessions (60+ years and students) - £8
Children 11 - 17yrs - £5

Terms & Conditions:
The minimum age for any person visiting the roof space is 11. Children aged 11 - 17yrs must be accompanied by an adult on a 1 to 1 basis.
If you have a heart complaint or breathing difficulties, or have a phobia or dislike associated with confined spaces, darkness, height or flying birds, this may not be for you.
The maximum number of visitors in a group is 12. Latecomers will not be admitted as the door is locked behind the group.
Tours last up to 1.5 hours.
It is not possible to leave the group before the end of the tour other than for a medical emergency.
Wear suitable clothes and flat-heeled shoes. There are hundreds of steps and it is dusty in places.
Bring your camera. The views can be fantastic and the interior spaces are fascinating.
Enjoy your tour. It is the experience of a lifetime.