A warm Christmas greeting awaits anyone visiting now for the crib or other seasonal services. Choristers join with vocalists and musicians from the nearby Grammar school to give public performances. There are toilets available and disabled access. Children are especially welcome to visit as there are many reminders of Portsmouths Naval History for the casual visitor or history buff too. Around the cathedral are colourful blossom trees as well as a memorial for the WRNS.

I enjoyed my visit here. It is quiet,relaxing and a straightforward layout. Wheelchair accessible but there are steps inside that prevent access.

Visited here easter🐣 Saturday was lovely tbh peaceful had a look round and lit a candle for family who are no longer here had a moment of reflection too definitely well worth a visit.

Free to visit and easy to stop into while exploring the city. The church was originally founded in 1180, later rebuilt in the 17th century, and became a cathedral in 1927, with further extensions added during the 20th century. Inside is fairly simple and not the most memorable cathedral, though there are a few informational signs - including about the baptistery and the quire - if you want a bit of historical context while walking through.

A great Cathedral, a bit different to many of the others we have visited! We was passing by, and thought we would have a quick look... we was welcomed in, and a nice chap even gave us a brief history of the cathedral (including props!) He then gave the kids some sheets so they could hunt round for specific things. You can clearly see from walking round that different parts of the cathedral was built at different times - and it gives it a bit of uniqness as well as being quite intetesting!