Derby Cathedral

From Sunday 10th January onwards, Cathedral services will be online only. The Cathedral will remain open for private individual prayer at the usual times. Full details are here with a message from the Dean: http://derbycathedral.org/abo.../what-s-on/corona-virus.html

We've made this decision in the light of the public health situation here in Derby and we'll keep it under review as we hope to see that improve in coming weeks and months. Meanwhile, we'll hope to see you online! Morning Prayer is here on Facebook at 8.30 am Monday to Friday. The Cathedral Eucharist at 10.45 am on Sunday and Choral Evensong at 5.15 pm on Sunday and 6.30 pm on Thursday are all on the Cathedral's YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/.../UCBo2dZyGrosytS6G.../featured....

Derby Cathedral has received the 'We're Good to Go' certificate from the National Tourist Board of England.

Derby Cathedral towers above the city and has the second highest perpendicular church tower in England!

A family of peregrine falcons has nested here for many years and several chicks have been raised. Bird watchers and visitors are kept entertained with regular aerial displays! WATCH THE LIVE WEBCAM HERE

The Cathedral is a fascinating place to visit, you’ll be amazed at how light and airy it is. Discover the awesome tomb of Bess of Hardwick – a creation designed by the powerful lady herself.

The intricate Bakewell Screen is one of the Cathedral’s central features and a whole host of other treasures await discovery.

Listen out for the bells too - they are the oldest set of 10 bells in the world, one of which was cast in 1520, during the reign of Henry VIII, and is still in use almost 500 years later, making it one of the oldest working objects in Derby.

Climb the 189 steps to see spectacular views of Derby and the surrounding 4 counties.