“I have visited Beverley Minster many times since moving here, usually to attend an event or concert. Today I visited to see the Gaia exhibition.There was a lovely atmosphere in the Minster today as always; there were lots of visitors there for all sorts of reasons but nowhere felt crowded or rushed.The Minster really is a stunning building so today I also took some time to wander around looking at some of my favourites: stained glass and roof and stone bosses.The stonework in the Minster is particularly fine showing remarkable detail for carvings many centuries old. The roof bosses are elegant in design ; the stone bosses are intricate and beautifully carved.If you have any family ties to the area I would highly recommend that you visit the area dedicated to the East Yorkshire Regiment to view the Roll of Honour from the First and Second World War.There are lovely guides to answer your questions together with a gift shop, toilet facilities and plenty of space to sit in quiet contemplation.Well worth a visit!Also, look out for the sign to the Quiet Garden, on your left as you go back up Minster Moorgate. If the gate is open just by the Parish Offices, you are welcome to go in.”
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“I have visited Beverley Minster many times since moving here, usually to attend an event or concert. Today I visited to see the Gaia exhibition.There was a lovely atmosphere in the Minster today as always; there were lots of visitors there for all sorts of reasons but nowhere felt crowded or rushed.The Minster really is a stunning building so today I also took some time to wander around looking at some of my favourites: stained glass and roof and stone bosses.The stonework in the Minster is particularly fine showing remarkable detail for carvings many centuries old. The roof bosses are elegant in design ; the stone bosses are intricate and beautifully carved.If you have any family ties to the area I would highly recommend that you visit the area dedicated to the East Yorkshire Regiment to view the Roll of Honour from the First and Second World War.There are lovely guides to answer your questions together with a gift shop, toilet facilities and plenty of space to sit in quiet contemplation.Well worth a visit!Also, look out for the sign to the Quiet Garden, on your left as you go back up Minster Moorgate. If the gate is open just by the Parish Offices, you are welcome to go in.”