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Exeter Cathedral Awarded £4.3 Million from The National Lottery Heritage Fund

Find out about our fantastic new grant and the improvements it will bring for the people of Devon and beyond.

The Cathedral continues to support the people of Ukraine. A prayer station and donation box for the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) are available in the Cathedral. We are keen to support those already being hosted in our Diocese...

Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market trader applications now open

Be at the heart of Christmas in Devon. At Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market, we’re welcoming applications from the Westcountry’s finest makers, traders, artists and gourmet street food chefs. Application deadline: Friday 10 June

Summer Fair Applications Now Open

Applications for our Summer Fair are now open. Held in the magnificent Nave, we will be showcasing the very best gifts and crafts from a variety of local makers.

What's on

Please note that Exeter Cathedral will be closed for sightseeing on Saturday 21 May as the Walsingham Festival will be taking place.

	Monday to Saturday	Sunday
Exeter Cathedral	9am-5pm	11:30am-4pm
The Cathedral Shop	9am-5pm	11:30am-4pm
Ten Fifty outdoor café	9am-5pm	11:30am-4pm

Exeter Cathedral receives no regular funding from the Church of England or from the UK Government to support its work, so we ask our visitors to pay a modest admission fee, which is an important part of our annual income. Your visit helps to meet our responsibility to maintain and support one of Europe’s finest cathedrals for future generations.

Adults: £7.50
Seniors and Students: £6.00
Children under 18 (within a family group): FREE

Exeter residents (postcodes EX1-EX4): FREE with Residents Card

Visiting for worship or prayer?
There is never a charge to worship or pray in Exeter Cathedral, and everyone is welcome.

Carers
Admission for carers who are accompanying sightseers is also free of charge (if you are attending an event then please check with the event organiser).

12-Month Pass

UK taxpayers who choose to Gift Aid their admission receive a 12-month pass at no extra charge, meaning you can come back as often as you like.
By choosing to Gift Aid you allow us to claim back additional money on your entry fee at no extra cost to you!

Exeter Residents

Exeter Cathedral offers a Residents’ Card, offering people living in the city (postcodes EX1-EX4) free entry to their Cathedral during normal visitor hours. Once you have received your card, simply present it each time you visit the Cathedral. Those living outside the city boundaries who can Gift Aid their admission can pay to visit just once and get an annual pass, or anyone can join the Friends of Exeter Cathedral and so gain a host of other benefits, including talks and discounts at the Cathedral café and shop. Apply for your Residents’ Card here and bring it with you when you next visit. Once you’ve completed your form, please post it with a stamped addressed return envelope to 1 The Cloisters, Exeter, EX1 1HS so we can send your card to you.

Only assistance dogs are permitted inside the Cathedral.