Birmingham Cathedral

Birmingham Cathedral, also known as St. Philip's Cathedral, is a Grade I listed English Baroque building on Colmore Row, consecrated in 1715 and elevated to cathedral status in 1905. It is the third smallest cathedral in the UK and hosts classical, choral, and candlelight concerts, as well as regular lunchtime recitals. Its resonant acoustics and four Pre-Raphaelite stained-glass windows by Edward Burne-Jones make it a distinctive performance space.