Reviews

  1. Jonathan Amake ★★★★★

    A magnificent edifice fitting for the worship of the King of kings. It will fill you with awe. It us an architectural wonder and is as awe-inspiring as it is solemn. Every visit leaves one spell bound. The view from a distance culminates in a modern entrance to the church hall which is simply beautiful. It is a place to reconnect with the divine and savour the sheer brilliance of the architecture and aesthetics of the structure. I can't have enough of this church.

  2. Anu Parackal Sebastian ★★★★★

    Stepping into St John’s Cathedral feels like walking into peace itself. The tall arches, soft light through the stained glass, and gentle silence make you pause and breathe. It’s a place that calms the heart and lifts the soul. Whether you come to pray, reflect, or just sit quietly, it welcomes you with warmth and beauty. A truly special place in Norwich — serene, sacred, and unforgettable.

  3. Maks ★★★★★

    Truly beautiful Gothic cathedral which acts as the base for the Catholic community in East Anglia. Absolutely worth visiting as a tourist, and coming to celebrate mass as a Catholic!

  1. J Elliott ★★★★★

    I often come to this cathedral as I love looking at the architecture here. I have done the tower tour which I had prebooked online and it was worth paying for! The tour guide was friendly and so knowledgeable which made the already amazing experience even better. Also, all of the staff I’ve come across in this cathedral have been wonderful, I have no complaints about any experience I’ve ever had here. When I was last here looking around we had a lovely member of staff come up to us and gave us so much information about how the church works and also how it was built and why things are the way they are which was really interesting!

  2. Temitope Taiwo-Oni ★★★★★

    Masses hold on time. Hymn books and prayer books available. Quiet friendly community. Historic. Scenic. Historical information along corridor walls. Cafe open after Sunday masses. Beautiful garden area. Parking on premises available. Busstop right outside

  3. Oliver Ling ★★★★★

    Very welcoming and friendly staff and a beautiful interior, with intricate stained glass and several pictures around. Well worth a visit for anyone in the city!

  1. Pauline Yoong ★★★★★

    The Roman Catholic cathedral of the city of Norwich, Norfolk, built in the 1800s with Victoria Gothic style. Located slight off the city centre and definitely walkable from the Norwich market. A really majestic church building and very well kept inside and out. There is a small exhibition display near the cafe about the church and how the glass windows are made. Worth a visit for sure.

  2. Bel Ballantyne ★★★★★

    Norwich's lesser known Cathedral, but equally as beautiful. Holds a special place in my heart as it's where I got married. Stunning architecture. Free entry and includes a cafe and shop and small garden onsite. They also have a hall which I believe they hire out. Very peaceful and serene walking around and often beautifully decorated. Some good stained glass windows as well. There is a small car park on site which is free to use for visitors. Great place to visit on heritage open days as they usually do very informative tours, including Tower tours for fantastic views over the city. Highly recommend a visit.

  3. Susan Murkett ★★★★☆

    A lovely cathedral which had incense wafting through the doorway as l entered. Such a calming environment. This building is a little overshadowed by the large C of E Norwich cathedral. I would recommend seeing both as their architecture is incredible. Look up at the celings

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The Cathedral of St John the Baptist is located at Unthank Rd, Norwich NR2 2PA, UK

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