Visitors can expect to find a place of hospitality at Leicester Cathedral, which is located at the beating heart of the city and county. The cathedral offers a warm welcome to the wider church, communities of faith, and tourists, especially those interested in the story of King Richard III.
Leicester Cathedral is open seven days a week, with varying hours. On weekdays, the cathedral is open from 8.15am to 6.00pm, on Saturdays from 9.15am to 6.00pm, and on Sundays from 10.00am to 4.30pm (with visitors welcome from Midday).
Visitors can enjoy free recitals held fortnightly on Mondays at 12.30pm, guided tours of the cathedral, and exhibitions such as A Little History of the Sikhs and perspectives on Christ's resurrection. Additionally, plans are underway for the St George's Day festival in 2024.
Leicester Cathedral recently reopened its doors after a 22-month closure for renovations. The cathedral has also welcomed a new Dean and continues to be a place of worship, celebration, and service for the community.
Leicester Cathedral has been a central part of the city and county for over 900 years, serving as a place of worship, cultural significance, and community gathering. As the seat of the Bishop of Leicester, the cathedral plays a vital role in bringing people together for various events and services.
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