Tour of Liverpool Cathedrals with the National Churches Trust

Liverpool Cathedral is remarkable for its cavernous size and wonderful art collection, with works dating from the fifteenth century to the modern day. Affectionately known as "Paddy's Wigwam", Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral was redesigned four times before the unique conical structure we know today was completed. Together, Liverpool’s Anglican and Catholic cathedrals represent the remarkable development of twentieth-century ecclesiastical design.

We are delighted that historian Dr Matthew Byrne will be guiding us through Liverpool's cathedrals. He has written several books for the National Churches Trust, most recently The Treasures of English Churches, which celebrates some of the greatest art, architecture and furnishings to be found in England's churches.

This event will raise money for the work of the National Churches Trust, helping churches stay open and in use across the UK.

The tour is generously supported by CBG Consultants, an independent practice of building services consultants offering a wide range of mechanical and electrical engineering solutions.