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Heritage Open Days - Portsmouth Cathedral Tower Tour
Type:Tours and Walks
Portsmouth Cathedral, High Street, Old Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO1 2HA
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Discover more about Portsmouth Cathedral on a Tower Tour, which gives access to areas not usually open to the public.
Are you ready to embark on a journey through time and scale new heights of discovery? On a tour of Portsmouth Cathedral's tower you'll be transported back in time as you ascend the heights of one of the city's most iconic towers. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply seeking awe-inspiring views, this tour caters to all.
Join the cathedral on Sunday 14 September to learn more about the tower and the bells held within. Tours will run at 2pm - 2.50pm and 3pm - 3.50pm. Booking is required. The maximum number of attendees per tour is 15 people so advance booking is recommended to secure your spot.
Health and Safety:
The minimum age is 12. Those aged 16 or under must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be advised that this is a difficult climb with stair access as well as ladder access required.
The stairs are narrow and it is essential that visitors wear suitable clothing and footwear.
The tour is not suitable for those with fear of confined spaces, height or with mobility or breathing or other related health issues.
It will be necessary to agree to Visitor Safety Instructions on the day of the tour.
Parking is not available at the cathedral; there is limited on street parking and pay and display spaces. Portsmouth Cathedral encourages the use of public transport, walking and cycling.
Spaces are free but must be booked on advance via the Portsmouth Cathedral website.
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