Key Things To Do

We know that our visitors experience more if they explore the Cathedral with our expert guides or take an audio tour. We also offer welcome leaflets in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Russian, Japanese and Chinese. Find out more about our guided tours.

Everyone is welcome to join our daily services and on most days our evening service is sung by the Cathedral Choir or a visiting choir. Find out more about our services.

Step down into the crypt where you’ll find Antony Gormley’s famous sculpture Sound II. See images of Sound II and the crypt.

See the magnificent bell chamber and walk through the great nave roof. Find out more about our rooftop tours.

This precious 800-year-old manuscript is the largest and perhaps the finest of all 12th century English Bibles. Find out more about the Winchester Bible.

The Cathedral is fascinating for all ages. Our children's trail brings the Cathedral to life in a fun and active way. Available to pick up from the Cathedral free of charge. Download a copy our children’s trail.

Read the ledgerstone at the grave of Jane Austen, the great English novelist who lived and wrote in Hampshire. Find out more about Jane Austen and other famous people linked with the Cathedral.

The Cathedral is surrounded by beautiful green spaces. Take time to enjoy the historic Inner Close. Download our map of the Cathedral and Close (PDF).

Find a treasure amongst our second-hand books at the Deanery Bookstall and help raise funds for Cathedral music. Find out more about our Deanery Bookstall

Enjoy a Hampshire cream tea or homemade meal in our Refectory and buy something from our Gift Shop to remind you of your visit. Find out more about our Refectory and Gift Shop or shop online.