Cathedrals · North East England
UK cathedrals by architectural style
Norman, Gothic, Perpendicular, Baroque — one cathedral each.
England's cathedrals trace the full evolution of British church architecture. Durham (Norman, 1093), Salisbury (Early English Gothic, 1258), Lincoln (Decorated Gothic, 1311), Gloucester (Perpendicular, 1351), St Paul's (English Baroque, 1710), and Liverpool Metropolitan (modernist, 1967) form a one-trip tour of the style arc. Visit them in chronological order and you walk through nine centuries of design.
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