Finding Us
On Foot...
Chester Cathedral is in the heart of Chester on St Werburgh Street, which links Eastgate Street and Northgate Street. The Cathedral is just inside the City walls from Frodsham Street and is a short walk from any part of the city.
By Bicycle...
There are several bicycle racks provided by the local council on Northgate Street. Cycle routes and information are available online at www.cyclechester.com
By Car...
There are several public car parks nearby. Currently the Princess Street and Gorse Stacks car parks are free after 3.00pm. Only disabled badge holders are allowed through the barrier on Northgate street onto St Werburgh Street.
Disabled parking is available in St Werburgh Street and in the Kale Yard car park on Frodsham Street, where there is also a motobility office.
By Bus...
All buses to Chester, including the "Park and Ride" services, stop within 5 minutes walking distance from the Cathedral. Click here for 'Park and Ride' information.
By Train...
The Cathedral is a 15-20 minute walk from Chester Railway Station - walk straight out of the station on City Road and down the steps once you cross the canal; turn right and follow the canal towards the city centre. There is a free bus from the station which drops off in Frodsham Street.
Support Us
There are many ways to support the Cathedral from donations through to buying a gift or simply enjoying a coffee in the Refectory. We welcome your support in whatever form it takes.

Refectory Cafe
The Refectory, built in the 13th century, was the dining hall for the 40 monks who belonged to the community at the time. The Refectory is open from 9:30 - 4:30 and a delicious lunch menu, fabulous cakes and free Wi-Fi!
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Online Shop
The Shop provides a full range of souvenirs, books, gifts, cards, CDs and jewellery, some unique to Chester Cathedral; it's even possible to buy postage stamps!
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Donations
Chester Cathedral needs your help! We receive no financial subsidy from government and therefore rely on kind donations and the support of people like you. The Just Giving site is just one way to help.
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