So, Norwich has two cathedrals in the city. One is smaller and newer (built in the 1800/1900s?) but the other one is older (1096 is when the foundation stone was laid out). I went on a tour of the Norwich Cathedral on the 4th of October and it was absolutely breath taking! I am not a religious person by any means, but the arhitecture was gorgeous, and all the history that had passed through its walls was well worth learning about on the 1hour+ tour. I cannot recount the history acurately of the church, but if you go to their website, they have a timeline you can scroll through if anyone is interested:
http://www.cathedral.org.uk/historyheritage/timeline-timeline.aspx
I thought I would, yet again, show off the cathedral with some of the photos I took. Hope you enjoy :)
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Entrance to the Cathedral. |
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Norwich Cathedral! |
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The organ. |
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Obviously, I am a little obsessed with this ceiling! But it's so beautiful, how could one not be? |
Pretty!
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