An amazing piece of history, place of worship, architecture. We had walked through the city centre and thoroughly enjoyed every place we had visited. So we walked into the Minster with anticipation of topping off the visit with a walk around the interior. Unfortunately, we were greeted with a request for £10 each to have a look around. We turned around and walked out. This is a place of worship and I was being asked to pay to go into it. If it was a 'contribution' and I could decide, just as we encountered in our visit to Northern France's cathedrals last summer, then I would have not had an issue. Being asked to pay was irritating. Reminded me of Jesus and the market sellers/money changers in the New Testament.

So if you are happy to pay, it's worth a visit.

Attended Good Friday service and as always was inspired by the beautiful building and the wonderful atmosphere.

Beautiful:) you don't realise how big this minster actually is! The detail in the building is mind blowing

Birthplace of Guy Fawkes, UK's most notorious conspirators and present day Simbol of resistance movements - (the mustachioed masks). Very lovely city, quaint shops and restaurants. Georgian and Victorian architecture designs thought sections of the city. Recommended.