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the place was magnificent. it is the first time i am to church. i was stunned by its architecture. ended up sitting for about an hour.

A lovely small cathedral with really nice folk in attendance. The stained glass windows are incredible. The detail has to be seen to be believed.

Tolkien vibes here! Photographed this, had to edit it a bit. Waterworks folks, fix that window or risk the grasp of Mordor!

Been walking past it for 44 years and finally decided to go in. I was lucky enough to hear the organ being played which is impressive on its own. A welcoming, warm place with open views well worth popping in if you are in Brum

A nice visit to the Birmingham Cathedral. You are allowed to take pictures inside. Good place to visit if you are interested in religious architecture.

Entry is free. Especially recommend to visit on Sunday. Birmingham Cathedral exudes a serene grandeur that captivates visitors from the moment they step inside. Its awe-inspiring architecture, adorned with intricate stained glass windows and majestic vaulted ceilings, creates an atmosphere of tranquility and reverence. The cathedral's rich history, dating back centuries, is palpable in every corner, offering a profound sense of connection to the past. Whether you're seeking solace in quiet contemplation or marveling at its architectural splendor, Birmingham Cathedral never fails to leave a lasting impression. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring the cultural and spiritual heritage of this vibrant city.

A small Baroque Cathedral, but quite beautiful.

Not too impressed with the interior. To me it seems like if you want to go baroque then it’s got to be ornate, I mean extravagant, like full on baroque; this one felt a bit underwhelming inside.

However the stained glass windows are stunning, perhaps the best I’ve seen.

Nice place to visit when in Birmingham.

We went to see the Divine Beauty experience at the Cathedral tonight and had a very pleasant experience.
There was a technical problem that delayed our entrance, resulting in a 40 minute wait but it seemed to go quickly. I could have done without the drop in temperature though.
The 'show' comprises of projected Christian images onto the walls and ceiling, with a specially composed soundtrack. I actually enjoyed the music as much, or possibly more than the images. It lasted around 15 mins and the room was not over crowded so all had a good view.
The imagery felt a bit random despite the theme, and some of it was abstract. I think it would have been more powerful if it had told a story.
Strangely I thought the setting was a distraction but that's probably just me.
The show was enjoyable and very competitively pricef but I am not sure if it's something that you would see more than once.

Excellent tower stands within Severn Trent Depot, I believe this is a chimney once taking smoke from the fires that helped drive the steam pumps long ago.