Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
BUXTON BOY (10 months ago)
What a wonderful place to visit & worship. An amazing cathedral with historic stories the inside of the building is absolutely stunning. While you are visiting make sure you spend time around the gardens. You can purchase a booklet inside of the cathedral that will give you all the information and the story of the gardens them selves. A fantastic visit worth while visiting Peel just to take this adventure and memories home. The photos are of the old castle down by the port
What a wonderful place to visit & worship. An amazing cathedral with historic stories the inside of the building is absolutely stunning. While you are visiting make sure you spend time around the gardens. You can purchase a booklet inside of the cathedral that will give you all the information and the story of the gardens them selves. A fantastic visit worth while visiting Peel just to take this adventure and memories home. The photos are of the old castle down by the port
Cliff Cairns (11 months ago)
Such a lovely building the interior is splendid shown of to its best with the lighting, I was lucky I got a bonus from the organist playing the organ on my visit. Dont forget to visit the Gardens on your visit.
Such a lovely building the interior is splendid shown of to its best with the lighting, I was lucky I got a bonus from the organist playing the organ on my visit. Dont forget to visit the Gardens on your visit.
Pedro Paulo Moraes (11 months ago)
St. German's Cathedral in Peel is a must-see for anyone exploring the Isle of Man. Its striking Gothic design and ancient stone walls make it a visual delight, while the interior’s peaceful ambiance is perfect for a moment of reflection. The stained glass windows and detailed carvings add a real touch of historical charm. The welcoming staff are eager to share the cathedral's rich history, making the visit even more engaging. Whether you're interested in history or simply enjoying beautiful architecture, St. German’s is a wonderful spot to include in your trip.
St. German's Cathedral in Peel is a must-see for anyone exploring the Isle of Man. Its striking Gothic design and ancient stone walls make it a visual delight, while the interior’s peaceful ambiance is perfect for a moment of reflection. The stained glass windows and detailed carvings add a real touch of historical charm. The welcoming staff are eager to share the cathedral's rich history, making the visit even more engaging. Whether you're interested in history or simply enjoying beautiful architecture, St. German’s is a wonderful spot to include in your trip.
Christopher Watkins (2 years ago)
St German's Cathedral is the Cathedral for the island. It is a nice small church. It had a lovely garden that is worth visiting with a lovely sculpture. There are different sections to the garden and it is worth finding each section of garden room. I was very impressive with the quality and ingenuity of the garden rooms and the sculptures within them. The Cathedral Church of Saint German or Peel Cathedral, rebranded as Cathedral Isle of Man, is located in Peel, Isle of Man. The cathedral is also one of the parish churches in the parish of the West Coast, which includes the town of Peel. Built in 1879–84, it was made the cathedral by Act of Tynwald in 1980. After the church service on a Sunday coffee and tea are served for a donation. There is a small book shop when the church is open. There is a toilet at the back of the church near the kitchen.
St German's Cathedral is the Cathedral for the island. It is a nice small church. It had a lovely garden that is worth visiting with a lovely sculpture. There are different sections to the garden and it is worth finding each section of garden room. I was very impressive with the quality and ingenuity of the garden rooms and the sculptures within them. The Cathedral Church of Saint German or Peel Cathedral, rebranded as Cathedral Isle of Man, is located in Peel, Isle of Man. The cathedral is also one of the parish churches in the parish of the West Coast, which includes the town of Peel. Built in 1879–84, it was made the cathedral by Act of Tynwald in 1980. After the church service on a Sunday coffee and tea are served for a donation. There is a small book shop when the church is open. There is a toilet at the back of the church near the kitchen.
DEHW (3 years ago)
A very beautiful and welcoming cathedral, with a nice and relaxed feel about it. Lovely stained glass windows, an excellent choir and a lovely two manual pipe organ. Most definitely worth a visit if ever visiting the Isle of Man.
A very beautiful and welcoming cathedral, with a nice and relaxed feel about it. Lovely stained glass windows, an excellent choir and a lovely two manual pipe organ. Most definitely worth a visit if ever visiting the Isle of Man.
