Winchester Cathedral Crypt

Winchester Cathedral Crypt is a fascinating and unique attraction in Hampshire, United Kingdom. The crypt consists of a series of chambers of ancient stone and brick, interlaced with archaeological finds, carvings and coffins. The oldest portions of the vault have been dated to the 11th century, and much of the upper portion is 13th century. It has survived for centuries, despite major fires, wars and religious upheavals, making it a remarkable example of architectural endurance. Its narrow passageways and low chambers provide a unique insight into the history of Winchester and religious practices of the Romans, Saxons and Normans. Be sure to check out the treasury, which houses artifacts and relics from the Saxon and Roman periods, as well as the Bishop's chair, amidst numerous other treasures. Winchester Cathedral Crypt is an incredible sight to behold and a must-see for anyone visiting Hampshire.