Rochester Cathedral is a haven for me back to peace and tranquility. A step back through times. The choir were glorious thanks in part to amazing acoustics. The gardens were open, and the atmosphere takes you to a calm place. Fabulous.

Lovely Cathedral. First visit in 30 years. I liked the Dragon theme, that was on. Free to enter, unlike lots of Cathedrals.

A tranquil and peaceful place, the volunteers and clergy we spoke to were very friendly and courteous, informative without shoving religion down your throat. The crypt cafe was wonderfully cool as we visited on a very hot, sunny day and very reasonably priced for the sandwiches and drinks we had. A pretty little garden full of roses, all free of charge...of course donations are welcome but as we had a lovely time, we were happy to donate.

A very decent looking cathedral. Free to enter. There's a small shop and a donations box inside. There is also a cafe in the crypt. Toilets are found in a nice garden outside. The pane glass windows are lovely. Part the church was roped off for evensong. There was a huge dark wood panel table in the church with a useful informational display. It was a nice short visit.

A beautiful little cathedral. It's probably the most tastfully beautiful cathedral I've visited. The cathedral organ looks amazing with its delicately painted decoration, as does the cathedral ceiling, which also has painted detailing. I was also lucky enough to see a fosilised black oak table on display at the time. Beautiful.

Lovely to visit Rochester Cathedral. It is just behind the small high street. Parked in a short stay car park which has a bit of castle wall and is next to high street. Just a short walk to Cathedral. Toilets are outside in cloister area. Super cafe is in crypt. Castle is close.