Speciality:
“St Albans Cathedral is designed in Norman, or Romanesque, architecture of the 11th century. The church continues to attract tourists and visitors as a place of peace and historical interest. The church also maintains a busy schedule of activities and serves the local community as a parish church. Visitors can explore the church's unique architecture through ten stunning artifacts. St Albans Cathedral welcomes pilgrims and visitors while running a lively events programme and serving as a parish church for the local community. The church is a Grade I listed building. The church has welcomed 623K visitors in 2024, with 1700 years of history. They feature England's longest nave and a striking 11th-century crossing tower built extensively using recycled Roman bricks salvaged from the nearby ancient ruins of Verulamium.”