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St Edmundsbury Cathedral
16th-century Anglican church built on a medieval site, plus notable stained glass, crypt and font.
Address: Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds, Bury Saint Edmunds IP33 1LS, UK
Phone: 01284 748720
State: Suffolk
City: Bury Saint Edmunds
Zip Code: IP33 1LS

opening times

Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: 12:30 – 3:00 PM

Reviews
Visited Bury St Edmunds Cathedral felt like stepping into a pocket of peace right in the heart of the city. Surrounded by the serene Abbey Gardens, the cathedral rose with a quiet majesty, its artistic details and sacred stillness creating a truly beautiful atmosphere.nnWe arrived just as the church service was about to begin soon, and the sound of the choir rising in harmony filled the space.nThe music felt heavenly—soft, echoing, and deeply moving—wrapping the whole cathedral in a sense of awe and reverence.nnThere’s also a charming LEGO model of the cathedral, a delightful surprise for anyone who loves creativity and detail.nnThe staff were genuinely welcoming, adding to the sense of warmth the place carries. And before you leave, don’t miss the pretty little gift shop, perfect for picking up a small souvenir to remember the visit.
This is one of the kindest, most beautiful, most welcoming cathedrals we have ever visited. It’s an enormous reason why we thought Bury St. Edmunds was one of the nicest towns that we’ve ever been to.nnWe are so thankful that we were able to attend their Christmas service on December 23, and that we were able to visit many other times for daily walks which included walking the dog inside.nnI hadn’t been to a church service in over a decade, but the service, atmosphere, and friendly folks of the cathedral made my wife and I want to return as soon as we’re able to!nnThis church is loving and welcoming. And at sunset and night, it’s one of the most beautiful buildings I’ve ever seen.nThank you to their entire community!
St Deny’s church was built over an Abbey started in 1020. This became St James’ which itself was improved in 1503 and then 1860. Then in 1914 it became a Cathedral to the new Diocese and more construction throughout the last century interrupted by wars until completion of the new Millenium Tower in 2005 with its brightly decorated ceiling. It was very modern and well-maintained and houses Mary Tudor’s grave. So much history and so little time!
Despite not being a city Bury St Ed’s has a cathedral and it is well worth visiting if you are in the local area. The stained glass windows are very impressive and the wooden beams in the roof are amazing. Really enjoyed a good walk around. There is a cafe, shop and toilets too. Entry is via a suggested donation which we happily did.
Cathedral has an amazing charm builded from the 16th century. Plus Abbey park next to the cathedral is really huge and beautiful. I definitely come back when flowers will bloom.nNo admission fee to the cathedral.
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Directions to St Edmundsbury Cathedral with public transportation


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