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Rising above the banks of the River Severn, Worcester Cathedral has watched almost a thousand years of English history unfold. From its Norman foundations to its soaring Gothic vaults, from the tomb of King John to the echoes of the Civil War, it is a building shaped as much by the people who have worshipped, fought and found refuge within its walls as by the masons who built it. In this episode of Your Places or Mine, we explore one of England's most beautiful cathedrals, asking how its remarkable setting, architecture and history have combined to create a place of quiet grandeur and enduring fascination. Along the way, we uncover stories of monks and monarchs, saints and soldiers, and discover why Worcester Cathedral remains not simply a monument to the past, but a living part of the English landscape.
