Birmingham Cathedral is a historic Christian place of worship and a welcoming civic and cultural landmark in the heart of Birmingham. It is the oldest building in the city centre still used for its original purpose and is home to remarkable heritage, including four stained-glass windows designed by Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones and conserved in 2023. Visitors can explore the cathedral and its collections, attend services, pray, light a candle, or enjoy its historic surroundings and central green space. Admission is free during general visiting hours, and the cathedral is open daily.

The cathedral offers guided tours for individuals and groups, school visits and educational resources, and an app-based visitor guide. Its worship and music programme includes services, a choir, the cathedral organ and lunchtime recitals. Concerts and other events take place throughout the year, while venue hire provides space for a range of occasions. Birmingham Cathedral also supports weddings and blessings, community partnerships, public engagement and environmental initiatives.