You can also reach the Cathedral by bus from the Bradford Interchange bus station, as well as other stops around the city. We are a 5-10 minute walk from Bradford Interchange.

We recommend using Moovit for the most up-to-date travel arrangements.

Bradford Cathedral is a five-minute walk from Bradford Forster Square train station and a ten-minute walk from Bradford Interchange train station. Both stations are serviced by taxis.

For the latest train times, please visit National Rail Enquiries.

For those travelling by car, you can get to the Cathedral grounds by following the signs for the Cathedral when travelling on the A650 Shipley / Airedale Road.

Parking on site is extremely limited and, for the most part, does not offer any accessibility benefit to those with limited mobility. We suggest that those with accessibility needs are dropped off at the gate on Stott Hill. If this is not possible, please get in touch and we will see what we can do.

We recommend parking at the Broadway Bradford shopping centre, which can be accessed off Leeds Road, but there are alternative car parks in the area.

To find Bradford Cathedral from the Broadway Bradford, use the lifts of stairs to get onto the ground floor and head towards Marks and Spencer. From there, leave by the doors and you should see a statue in front of you. From here, either enter via the State Gate entrance straight ahead and to your left, or head up Church Bank to the right to find the other entrances.

For more information on car parks please visit a site such as Parkopedia.

Bradford Cathedral is not responsible for any issues relating to parking in the area.

For those travelling by bike, please follow the directions for ‘by car’.

We have a limited number of lockable cycle racks, located by the North Door.

We also have a dedicated drop-off point and parking space for minibuses and coaches.

For more information please contact us.

Toilets – including a disabled toilet – are available at Bradford Cathedral, to be found ahead of you as you enter the building through the North Door, next to the Cathedral shop.

We operate a hearing loop at the Cathedral, which is available during any service or event. All you need to do is turn your hearing aid to the T position.

The hearing loop covers the nave and transepts, the West End, St. Aidan’s Chapel and the Chapter House, but is unavailable in the Chancel, Sanctuary or Lady Chapel.

If you require any assistance or have any issues with the hearing loop whilst visiting Bradford Cathedral for an event or service, please speak to a member of the team.

We may be able to offer parking in the close for those with accessibility issues, but we ask if you contact the Cathedral office ahead of your visit to reserve a space.

Assistance dogs are very welcome in the Cathedral.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the Cathedral.

If you require assistance, please see a member of the team who will be happy to help.

A first aid kit is located opposite the Cathedral office, at the tower end, where you will also find a defibrillator.

We offer free wi-fi to those in the Cathedral. Please connect to ‘Bradford Cathedral Guest’, using the password ‘BC102018’.

You are welcome to take photos in Bradford Cathedral for non-commercial reasons. Make sure you tag us into them on social media – #BradfordCathedral.

We also have a Camera Club on Facebook – why not join and share your images with us?

For commercial photography enquiries, please contact us.

The Rooftop Café is located opposite the West End of the Cathedral; please see their website for their opening times.

There are also a range of restaurants in and around the Broadway Bradford, as well as in the city centre of Bradford, all within a ten-minute walk of the Cathedral.