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CathedralOpening Times. 7.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m. daily. Closures and Restrictions. A full schedule of public worship can be found on the Services and Music List page. Welcome to the online home of Wells Cathedral.
Kathedrale von Wells. Die um 1260 vollendete Westfassade. Die Kathedrale von Südosten. Kathedrale von Wells. Die Kathedrale von Wells, offiziell The Cathedral Church of St Andrew, [1] ist eine anglikanische Kathedrale in der englischen Stadt Wells in Somerset. Sie ist die Bischofskirche der Diözese Bath und Wells .
Wells Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in Wells, Somerset, England, dedicated to St Andrew the Apostle. It is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, whose cathedra it holds as mother church of the Diocese of Bath and Wells. Built as a Roman Catholic cathedral from around 1175 to replace an earlier church on the site since 705, it became an ...
A memorable, value-packed visit for all the family. Inspiring pilgrims for nearly 850 years, discover the earliest English Cathedral to be built in the Gothic style, one of the oldest medieval clock faces in the world, the stunning design of the Scissor Arches, the picturesque and medieval Vicars’ Close, daily tours, and a year-round ...
Details about our Cathedral Card, which offers 12 month re-entry plus additional discounts and benefits, are available here. Local residents may be eligible for the the new Residents’ Pass which allows barrier free access, or if you’re on your parish church’s electoral roll and living in the Diocese of Bath and Wells you may be eligible for a Parish Pass , which also allows barrier free ...
Wells Cathedral has unique features that separate it from other English cathedrals including its iconic West Front and the beautiful ‘scissor arches’ supporting the central tower, as well as one of the largest collections of historic stained glass in the country. The Cathedral also boasts the famous Wells Clock (which is considered to be the second oldest clock mechanism in Great Britain ...
Die Kathedrale von Wells, offiziell The Cathedral Church of St Andrew, ist eine anglikanische Kathedrale in der englischen Stadt Wells in Somerset. Sie ist die Bischofskirche der Diözese Bath und Wells.
Welcome to Wells Cathedral. Built between 1175 and 1490, Wells Cathedral has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals.” Situated within an easy drive from Bristol, Bath and Cardiff, and set in the medieval heart of England’s smallest city, Wells is the earliest English Cathedral to be built in the Gothic style and has an international reputation.
4.9. ( 18) Wells Cathedral. Die Kathedrale von Wells wurde erbaut in den Jahren 1182–1260 und gilt durch ihre Konstruktion mit den vier geschwungenen Bögen (Scherenbögen) als eine der beeindruckensten Kirchenbauwerken Englands. Ihre Westfront ist mit über 300 Statuen bestückt ist.
Dr. Steven Zucker: [0:10] We’re in the small town of Wells in southwest England, looking at the Cathedral of St. Andrew, more commonly known as Wells Cathedral. Dr. Beth Harris: [0:00] For many people, the most spectacular part of Wells Cathedral is the west front.
A full schedule of public worship can be found on the Services and Music List page. Worship & Music. Visit Us. Listen & Watch. Outreach & Learning. Your Cathedral. Cathedral Green, Wells, Somerset, BA5 2UE. General Enquiries: 01749 674483. Box Office: 01749 832207.
Wells became a see in 909 AD, but in a tedious power struggle, the see was removed to Bath in 1090. Balance was restored in the 13th century when the see became shared between the two places. There must have been an impressive building here during the Saxon and Norman periods, but the cathedral we see today was begun in 1176.
Wells Cathedral. Wells Cathedral ist ebenso schön wie imposant. Die Westfront mit den weit ausladenden Türmen wirkt fast quadratisch. Mit ihren ca. 300 Figuren, die im Mittelalter auch noch bunt gewesen sein dürften, wird sie den damaligen Betrachter fast erschlagen haben. Bereits zwischen 400 und 600 entstand hier ein (nach-)römisches ...
Wells Cathedral is a thriving community of worship and music, houses a rich history, and represents some of the finest early-Gothic architecture in the country. Described as the “most poetic ...
Die Kathedrale von Wells ist die früheste gotische Kirche, welche vollständig mit Spitzbögen ausgestattet ist. Das sakrale Bauwerk, mit dessen Bau im Jahr 1175 begonnen wurde, gilt als eine der beeindruckendsten Gotteshäuser Englands und weist zusätzlich Elemente aus der Hoch- und Spätgotik auf. Somit bietet Wells Cathedral wohl eines der ...
Wells Cathedral is an Anglican church in Wells, Somerset, England. It is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells. Its construction started in 1170 and the Cathedral was dedicated in 1239. Wells Cathedral has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals”. [1] Much of the structure is in Early English architecture.
The Jesse Window at Wells Cathedral is one of the most splendid examples of 14th century stained glass in Europe. The window, in its dominant colours of green and gold, depicts a Jesse tree and shows the family and ancestors of Christ, Jesse being the father of King David. It dates from about 1340 and, considering its age, is still remarkably ...
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Wells weist ein mittelalterliches Stadtbild auf mit vielen aus dem 14. bis 16. Jahrhundert stammenden Häusern, Gasthöfen und Stadttoren. Bemerkenswerte Gebäude sind vor allem: St. Andrew’s Cathedral; Die Kathedrale von Wells wurde in den Jahren 1182–1260 erbaut.
Video transcript. (gentle piano music) - [Steven] We're in the small town of Wells in South West England, looking at the Cathedral of St. Andrew, more commonly known as Wells Cathedral. - [Beth] And for many people the most spectacular part of Wells Cathedral is the west front. - [Steven] It's extremely unusual for an English cathedral to have ...
