Experience amazing views of the city and beyond by reaching the top of the UK’s highest Cathedral. While you spot the city’s famous landmarks you can also view the world’s heaviest peal of bells!
Why not do your sightseeing from above?
Liverpool Cathedral tower allows you to see all of Liverpool’s great buildings as you take in a breathtaking 360˚ view from the rooftop of the highest cathedral in the UK – 152m (500ft) above sea level. On a good clear day, you will see Blackpool Tower!
The massive Vestey Tower, named after its benefactors the Vestey family, has a floor to top height of 101m (331ft).
You don’t want to miss out on this experience.
Liverpool Cathedral Tower Experience Tickets
- Standard £7
- Concession £6
- Family £20 (2 adults, up to 3 children)
Buy your tickets in advance online or from the Cathedral Shop when you visit us. For our opening times visit our Opening Hours page.
What does the Tower Experience include?
Journey up the impressive Liverpool Cathedral Tower and encounter breathtaking panoramic rooftop views of Liverpool and beyond. You start this experience via two consecutive lifts followed by 108 stairs!
You will see…
The Bell Chamber
The world’s highest and heaviest peal of bells – Come along and see Great George and friends.
Find out more about our Cathedral Bells here
(To keep you safe, it is not possible to allow visitors into the Tower when our bells are being rung.)
Can’t get to the top, or just curious what’s out there?
Get an excellent taste of the views on offer before you ascend to the top by watching the large TV screen at the entrance to the tower on the Ground Floor, or, if you cannot negotiate lifts or stairs then feel free to browse the views using our unique camera facility.
You can sweep around to view the River with its famous landmark waterfront of the ‘Three Graces’, including the Royal Liver Building and a little further along the Docklands, the Albert Dock as well as out across the city itself catching many of its amazing buildings and in particular our sister cathedral, the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King.
Tag Us From The Tower
Take a photo of yourself or your favourite view and share it with us on Social Media: @LivCathedral and #tagusfromthetower.
To reach the top of the Tower, you’ll take two lifts and walk up 108 stairs. Please note: if you have asthma, other chest conditions, heart problems, or are pregnant, please think carefully before deciding whether to climb such a large number of stairs.
There are no external views of the city available at the intermediary levels.