Bradford Cathedral

Bradford Cathedral is the city's most seasoned place of love and is one of Bradford's concealed jewels. Greater than you expect, this antiquated area church has been a house of God since 1919, with stately expansions giving a feeling of inviting space. Both inside and outside, there is quite a bit of magnificence. Albeit set in the downtown area, the Cathedral is encompassed via finished greenhouses, making a looked for after desert spring throughout the entire year.

Utilized protectively amid the English Civil War the Cathedral is presently home to a portion of the most punctual commissions in the recolored glass made by William Morris and Co. There are likewise plans by Ernest Sichel in bronze and in weaving, and model by John Flaxman.