Please note that on Sunday 21 September, Exeter Cathedral will be closed to sightseers while our Service of Thanksgiving and Rededication is taking place. All are welcome to join us - please book your free ticket to attend.
You may find restricted access in some areas of the Cathedral due to conservation and improvement work. Find out more >
Monday to Friday | Saturday | Sunday | |
Exeter Cathedral | 9am-5pm | 9am-5pm | 11:30am-3pm |
Exeter Cathedral Shop | 9am-5pm | 9am-5pm | 11am-4pm |
Chapter House Refectory | 9am-5pm | 9am-5pm | 11am-4pm |
Treasures Exhibition | Mon: 11am-4pm | 10am-4pm (last tour 3:30pm) | Closed |
Pre-book your Treasures Exhibition tickets online >
If you live within postcodes EX1 – EX4, or study at Exeter College or University of Exeter, you can now enjoy free entry into Exeter Cathedral with our Welcome Card. Simply complete the online form then collect your new Welcome Card from Exeter Cathedral’s Welcome Desk. If you are applying as a local resident, please bring a proof of address. If you are applying as a student, please bring your Student ID card. (Terms and conditions apply) Find out more and apply >
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 gain a host of other benefits, including talks and discounts at the Cathedral café and shop.
Morning Prayer Eucharist Cathedral opens for sightseeing Morning Prayer - Zoom Meeting ID: 996 3898 5011, Passcode: 1F0puR Guided Tour - Ground Floor Guided Tour - Ground Floor Eucharist Special Event - Heritage Open Days: Introduction to the Cathedral’s Architectural Archives Guided Tour - Ground Floor Cathedral closes for sightseeing Evening Prayer
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People value Exeter Cathedral in all sorts of ways: as Devon’s greatest historic building; as the beating heart of Exeter; as a place of worship and world-class music; as a venue for concerts and activities; as an inspirational space to reflect; and as a social hub.
We don’t receive regular funding from the government or from the Church of England, so your donation really will make a difference. It will help ensure our long-term financial stability and enable us to emerge ready to serve the people of Devon, as we have done for a thousand years.
Thank you so much for any support you are able to give.