Autistic Bobbie and Fat Steve Visit the City's Cathedral, funded in 1133 in the City of

Описание: AI Description​​
Carlisle Cathedral, founded as an Augustinian priory in 1122 and elevated to cathedral status in 1133 by King Henry I, offers a wealth of history and unique architectural features for a visit.

Key Highlights for Your Visit
Starlight Ceiling: The choir features a world-famous blue ceiling decorated with gilded stars and angels, designed by Owen Jones in the 19th century.

The East Window: This is the largest window in the Flowing Decorated Gothic style in England, standing over 50 feet high.

Medieval Choir Stalls: Look for the 46 carved misericords (mercy seats) featuring mythical beasts and saints, dating back to the early 15th century.

Truncated Nave: Much of the original nave was demolished during the English Civil War to provide stone for reinforcing Carlisle Castle.

The Treasury: A permanent exhibition displaying artefacts found during archaeological digs, including a 13th-century jet crucifix.

Practical Information
Accessibility: Most of the cathedral, including the main entrance, Treasury, and Café, is wheelchair accessible via ramps and lifts.

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