Southwark Cathedral

Comprising one of London's oldest Gothic buildings, Southwark Cathedral sits proudly on Bankside beneath the shadow of the Shard

Take a look inside Southwark Cathedral with Go City®

• Pay nothing upon entry, simply show your digital pass.
• Enjoy access to this stunning Gothic Cathedral dating from the 12th century.
• Get a free souvenir map worth £3.
• Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so make sure to check them out!

Step out of the bustle of Borough Market and take a moment's solace within Southwark Cathedral, the stunning Mother Church of the Diocese of Southwark.

Originally a priory, the main structure of Southwark Cathedral was built between 1220 and 1420 with further additions, such as the nave, added in the late 19th century.

US university benefactor John Harvard was baptised here and the cathedral has links to Elizabethan theatre, including a memorial to William Shakespeare. 

The Cathedral is still very much an active London church and hosts a great number of events and programmes throughout the year. It’s also surrounded by the historic Borough Market – one of the capital’s biggest foodie attractions.

Getting in: although admission to the cathedral is free to all, with your pass you'll receive a free souvenir map worth £3.

For more information visit the Southwark Cathedral website.