- Wells Cathedral is a rib vault and cathedral that was built from 1182 until 1260. The project is located in Wells, Somerset, South West England, England...
- The Wells Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of St. Andrews, is located in the splendor of the small town of Somerset in Wells.
- Wells Cathedral has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals" by other authors looking at the cathedrals of England.
- Feb 7, 2013 - A selection of images of life at Wells Cathedral. See more ideas about cathedral, cathedral church, gothic architecture.
- …is the west front of Wells cathedral (c. 1225–40), where the sculpture, while comparing reasonably well in style with near-contemporary French developments...
- Wells Cathedral in the Somerset countryside. The Bishop's Palace built by Ralph of Shrewsbury. Aerial view of the cathedral and the Vicars' Close...
- Wells Cathedral is a living community of prayer and hospitality. We hope that you will come and enjoy the wonderful display of medieval statues on the West.
- Purcell was commissioned by the Dean and Chapter of Wells Cathedral to prepare a development masterplan for the cathedral and its precincts...
- Set in the medieval heart of England’s smallest city, Wells is the earliest English Cathedral to be built in the Gothic style.
- Wells takes its name from the natural springs that rise up from the ground in the shadow of the cathedral. From them, indeed, the entire history of the site flows.