Leicester Cathedral

Leicester

Explore centuries of history and heritage at Leicester Cathedral

Leicester Cathedral has stood as a place of worship and community for over 900 years.

Originally built on Roman ruins and dedicated to St Martin of Tours, the cathedral blends medieval architecture with modern restoration.

It became a cathedral in 1927 and now serves as the seat of the Bishop of Leicester. The cathedral is best known for housing the tomb of King Richard III, whose remains were discovered nearby and reinterred in 2015.

What's On at Leicester Cathedral?

Leicester Cathedral has become a hub of live events and entertainment. 

Whether you want to attend a service, experience immersive art installations or simply soak up the tranquil surroundings of the sacred space, there's something for everyone.

Book Leicester Cathedral tickets today and enjoy some of the best events in Leicester!

Location

Leicester Cathedral

2 Peacock Ln,
Leicester,
LE1 5PZ
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Facilities
  • Wheelchair accessible
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Is Leicester Cathedral wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Leicester Cathedral is wheelchair accessible. Entry is available via the south door, and ramps are placed throughout the building to assist movement.

  • Wheelchair Access: The south door provides accessible entry, and ramps are positioned at strategic points inside the cathedral.
  • Toilets: Disability toilet facilities are available within the cathedral and nearby buildings such as St Martins House and the Guildhall (when open).
  • Parking: Blue badge holders can use street parking in front of the cathedral. Additional accessible spaces may be available in the St Martins House car park with prior arrangement.

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The Elements: Luxmuralis

Get ready for a breathtaking new experience that explores the Earth's evolution through immersive projections and atmospheric soundscapes in Leicester

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