Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King
Modernist Catholic cathedral with iconic Crown of Glass lantern, circular design, and masterpiece stained glass by John Piper.
A striking modernist Catholic cathedral completed in 1967, featuring an iconic circular design with a soaring Crown of Glass lantern tower. Designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd and built over the crypt of an earlier Lutyens design, this Grade II* listed building showcases innovative post-Vatican II architecture with 13 chapels, stunning stained glass by John Piper and Patrick Reyntiens, and artworks by renowned sculptors. Free admission, open daily 7:30am–6pm, with guided tours, audio guides, and the historic Lutyens Crypt available to explore.
A brief summary to Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
- Cathedral House, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5TQ, GB
- +441517099222
- Visit website
- Duration: 1 to 3 hours
- Free
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
Local tips
- Visit during late afternoon (3–5pm) when sunlight streams through the Crown of Glass lantern, creating the most dramatic interplay of coloured light across the marble floor and interior spaces.
- Book a free guided tour in advance via the cathedral's website or ask at the Welcome Desk on arrival; guides share rich stories about the architecture, art, and liturgical significance. A suggested donation of £5 per person supports the cathedral's work.
- Explore the Lutyens Crypt below the main cathedral to see the surviving elements of the original 1928 design and learn about Liverpool's Catholic heritage through historical information boards.
- Use the multi-language audio tour to deepen your understanding of the stained glass, sculptures, and architectural innovations; families can follow the interactive family trail designed for younger visitors.
- Arrive early (before 9am) or visit on weekday mornings to experience the cathedral in relative quiet, allowing for genuine contemplation and photography without crowds.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
- Restrooms
- Drink Options
- Food Options
- Seating Areas
- Information Boards
- Visitor Center
Getting There
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Walking from City Centre
From Liverpool city centre, the cathedral is approximately 10 minutes on foot. Head towards the Adelphi Hotel, then walk up Mount Pleasant (the right fork as you face the hotel), keeping to the right of the multi-storey car park. Follow directional signs throughout the city centre pointing to the two cathedrals. The route is straightforward and well-signposted.
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Bus from City Centre
From Hanover Street in the city centre, take buses 14, 82E, or 86C. From Queen Square Bus Station, take buses 79 or 61. The City Sightseeing Bus Tour and City Explorer Bus Tour also stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral with hop-on, hop-off service. Journey time is approximately 10–15 minutes depending on traffic and starting point.
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Train and Local Transport
From Liverpool Lime Street railway station, take a local bus or taxi to the cathedral (approximately 15–20 minutes by bus, 10 minutes by taxi). Alternatively, walk via the city centre route described above, which takes approximately 20–25 minutes from the station.
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Car and Parking
An underground car park is available on site, open to all visitors during cathedral opening hours (7:30am–6pm daily). Designated spaces for disabled drivers are clearly marked. Street parking is also available on Mount Pleasant and surrounding roads, though availability varies depending on time of day.
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral location weather suitability
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Discover more about Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
A Modern Masterpiece Rising Above the City
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral stands as one of Britain's most distinctive religious buildings, its bold concrete silhouette dominating the skyline above Mount Pleasant. Affectionately known locally as "Paddy's Wigwam" for its tent-like profile, this Grade II* listed structure represents a radical reimagining of cathedral design in the post-World War II era. Completed in May 1967 after less than five years of construction, the cathedral emerged from an international design competition that attracted 300 entries from architects worldwide. Sir Frederick Gibberd's winning design was revolutionary: a circular building with the altar at its centre, departing entirely from the traditional Latin Cross layout that had dominated cathedral architecture for centuries. The cathedral's creation was born from necessity and vision. The original site had hosted an ambitious design by Sir Edwin Lutyens, intended to create the world's second-largest church with the largest dome ever built. Construction began in 1928 but halted during World War II, leaving only the crypt complete. After the war, the estimated cost of finishing Lutyens' grandiose vision had become prohibitive, prompting the Church to seek a new solution. The 1960 competition brief was clear: the building must accommodate 2,000 worshippers with unobstructed sightlines to the altar, incorporate the existing Lutyens crypt, be constructed within five years, and cost no more than £1 million—a remarkable constraint that shaped Gibberd's innovative response.Architectural Innovation and Structural Daring
Gibberd's design responds directly to the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, which sought to break down barriers between priest and congregation. The cathedral's circular plan, 59 metres in diameter, places every worshipper in equal relationship to the central altar. The building is supported by 16 boomerang-shaped concrete trusses held together by two ring beams, creating a structure of remarkable engineering elegance. These trusses support flying buttresses that give the cathedral its distinctive tent-like silhouette when viewed from outside. The exterior is clad in Portland stone with an aluminium roof, creating a striking contrast with the red sandstone of the nearby Anglican Cathedral designed by Giles Gilbert Scott. The most breathtaking feature is the Crown of Glass—a 16-sided lantern tower rising approximately 22.5 metres above the main altar. This architectural marvel contains roughly 1,120 square metres of stained glass, the largest single commission ever undertaken by the renowned artists John Piper and Patrick Reyntiens. Working between 1965 and 1967, they invented a revolutionary dalle de verre technique specifically for this project, cementing individual glass components with epoxy resin within thin concrete ribs. The abstract design draws inspiration from Dante's Paradiso, depicting the Holy Trinity as "three great eyes of different colours each one winking at the other." Shards of blue, green, red, and yellow glass create an ever-changing play of light throughout the day, transforming the interior with filtered illumination that visitors describe as profoundly moving.Interior Spaces and Artistic Treasures
Inside, the cathedral unfolds as a space of remarkable serenity and visual richness. The white marble altar from Skopje, North Macedonia, measures 3 metres in length and serves as the focal point of the circular nave. The floor, designed by David Atkins, features grey and white marble in a pattern that echoes the building's geometric harmony. Thirteen chapels of varying designs line the perimeter, some open and intimate, others enclosed by minimalist walls, creating spaces for private prayer and reflection. The Blessed Sacrament Chapel, positioned opposite the main entrance, houses the cathedral's organ and invites quiet contemplation. The cathedral's artistic programme is exceptional. Stations of the Cross sculptures by Elisabeth Frink and Robert Brumby line the walls, depicting Christ's passion with powerful emotional intensity. Additional artworks by Ceri Richards, Margaret Traherne, and Sean Rice enhance the spiritual atmosphere. A suspended baldacchino over the altar, its design reflecting the cathedral's structural ribs and echoing the Crown of Thorns, creates a focal point of profound symbolic resonance. The freestanding baptistery adjoining the building features gates and floor patterns by David Atkins, extending the artistic vision beyond the main structure.The Historic Lutyens Crypt and Evolving Legacy
Beneath the Gibberd cathedral lies the Lutyens Crypt, a remarkable survival of the earlier architectural vision. Constructed from brick and granite from Penryn, Cornwall, this subterranean space serves multiple purposes in contemporary Liverpool life. It hosts the annual Liverpool Beer Festival, attracting enthusiasts from across the UK, Europe, and beyond. During university examination seasons, it transforms into a peaceful study space for University of Liverpool students. Visitors can explore this historic space and discover information boards detailing the cathedral's complex history and the role of Catholicism in shaping Liverpool's cultural identity.Building Challenges and Modern Restoration
The cathedral's rapid construction, while economically necessary, created structural challenges that emerged soon after completion. Leaks and material failures plagued the building through the 1970s and 1980s. A comprehensive restoration programme during the 1990s addressed these issues: the original mosaic tile cladding, which proved impossible to repair, was replaced with glass-reinforced plastic; the aluminium lantern was replaced with stainless steel to prevent corrosion; and the slate platform paving was replaced with concrete flags. These interventions, while necessary for preservation, altered the building's original appearance but ensured its longevity for future generations.A Living Sacred Space for All Visitors
Today, the Metropolitan Cathedral functions as both a working parish church and a major cultural landmark. The cathedral welcomes visitors of all faiths and backgrounds, offering a place of pause and spiritual renewal in the heart of the city. Daily services, concerts, and special events animate the space throughout the year, while visitors can experience the cathedral's architecture and artistry through self-guided exploration, free guided tours led by knowledgeable volunteers, multi-language audio guides, and interactive family trails. The cathedral's circular design creates an inclusive atmosphere where every seat holds equal significance, embodying the democratic spirit of post-Vatican II liturgy. Whether visitors come to pray, to marvel at modernist architecture, to experience the transformative play of light through Piper's stained glass, or simply to sit in contemplative silence, the cathedral offers a profound encounter with 20th-century religious vision and artistic achievement.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
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Location Audience
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