I went with friends to take a look at the Christmas trees that go up every year inside the cathedral - this is definitely worth going for a look, it’s a gold coin entry but lovely and takes a bit of time to wander around and look at all the trees done by business and organisations. Public toilets on the outside of the building. You need to climb the stairs from the Main Street then the enterance is around the other side but nice park like surroundings.

We looked around the cathedral after our walking tour of the town. Definitely worth it. It's a dominant building with unusual architecture, not exactly pretty but memorable, and a real presence in the town. The spiritual atmosphere inside was welcoming

At Christmas time the Cathedral has a beautiful display of Christmas trees that are from various groups in the Community. They were beautiful and very touching. We were far from home and so I found myself really emotional slowly looking at them all. The Cathedral itself and magnificent, as are the grounds around it.. Any staff we encountered were welcoming and friendly. This seem like a very welcoming place to community and to visitors.

This is a very impressive church, every bit as magnificent as the cathedrals of European cities. It's set on parkland on a hill in a lovely part of the city. You could easily spend an hour exploring it-well worth a visit.

Walking up the steps from town gives a number of differing viewpoints on the way. Lovely gardens all the way. The cathedral itself is quite imposing and inside is very peaceful. Loved most of the inside but in particular the stained glass windows, the Labyrinth (very simple but very effective), the Taiaha and its story, and the historical flags. Nice to see an area put aside for scouts and guides and some of the plaques/memorials on the walls are very interesting. Well worth taking the time to visit - we returned via side paths rather than straight down the steps and saw further differing views of the city