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- The West End
- The 1554 Gallery
- The Nave
- The Chancel
- The Sanctuary
- The Shrewsbury & Lady Chapels
- The Chapel of St Katharine
- The Window of the Six Worthies
- The Chapel of St George
- The Chapel of the Holy Spirit
- The Crypt
- The Chapter House
- Architecture
- Tudor monuments
- The bells of Sheffield Cathedral
- 10 ways to look for God
- Guided Tours
- The Community Resource Centre
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State of the art facilities
The Community Resource Centre was opened by Princess Anne in 2007 and provides facilities, resources and learning for the whole community.
Guided tours of the Cathedral
There is plenty see in and around Sheffield Cathedral and a guided tour will help you get the most from your visit.
You might want to learn more about the history of Sheffield and its Cathedral, or you might be interested in the story of worship here. Or perhaps it is the monuments you are interested in, and the people they commemorate. You may want to explore the story of the York and Lancaster Regiment told in St George’s Chapel with its famous screen of swords, or of HMS Sheffield. Or perhaps you are interested in the colourful windows with their Bible stories. Whatever your interest, one of our trained guides can help you.
Guides are often available during the day, but if you are bringing a group or making a special journey you might like to pre-arrange a tour. Please contact us on to arrange a guided tour.
If you are a teacher and would like to organise a tour or event specially tailored to the curriculum needs of you school class please contact us on or click here for further information about school visits.
