Exeter Cathedral

Exeter Cathedral, an Anglican landmark in Devon, traces its origins to the 12th century, with the current structure completed around 1400. This historic building showcases a wealth of unique architectural features, such as 13th-century misericords and Sir Gilbert Scott choir stalls. The cathedral’s most striking element is the world’s longest uninterrupted medieval vaulted ceiling, which stretches overhead, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich and storied past. Today, guests can explore these intricate details and immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere of this enduring place of worship.