There’s something for everyone to enjoy here, whether you’re seeking a quiet space for reflection and prayer, a family-friendly day out, or a visit to explore local history on your doorstep. Use the links below to make the most of your visit.
Durham Cathedral is open daily as a working church, pilgrimage destination, regional heritage icon and exciting day out.
Visitors must wear a face covering inside the cathedral unless exempt or under the age of 11, in line with current UK law.
Worship with us at the cathedral or online.
A unique tour experience telling the tales of the cathedral, leading you through the medieval monastery including the Cloister, Great Kitchen and Monks' Dormitory. Step into over 1000 years of stories and see the remarkable treasures of St Cuthbert.
We take the safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults very seriously. Find out how to report a concern.
A range of online resources to guide your prayer and worship.
Enjoy amazing views over Durham City and the countryside beyond. Multiple climbs run every day, limited to 6 people per climb.
Discover the stories and people of Durham Cathedral’s 1000 years of history on a guided tour.
Free family-friendly trails developed by local people to help you explore the woodlands and riverbanks surrounding Durham Cathedral. Trails on nature, history, pilgrimage, photography and geology.
Learn fascinating facts about Durham Cathedral, including the Shrine of St Cuthbert, Romanesque architecture and stained glass.
Searching for the perfect gift? Explore a wide range of gifts inspired by Durham Cathedral.
Is there an entry charge? Are dogs allowed? Where can I park? Can I bring a large bag?
Find and apply for the latest vacancies at the cathedral.