A panorama taken inside the Lady Chapel of Winchester Cathedral. This is a spectacular chapel with high stained glass windows and highly ornate wall panel decorations.

Lady Chapel in Winchester Cathedral - Winchester visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Lady Chapel in Winchester Cathedral' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hampshire.

The Lady Chapel is at the far eastern end of Winchester Cathedral in Winchester. The fabric of the chapel dates from the 1300's though it is thought that the interior was re-modeled around 1498 to the present form by Queen Elizabeth, wife of King Henry VII.

The Lady Chapel is decorated with a beautiful series of early 16th century wall-paintings depicting Miracles of Our Lady. The golden reredos commemorates the Hampshire novelist, Charlotte Young. Outside the Lady Chapel in the retroquire is a statue of Joan of Arc.

Winchester is about 70 miles from London and 14 miles from Southampton near to junction 9 or the M3 motorway. At junction 9 take the A272 exit to Winchester. If coming from Salisbury (30 miles) take the A36 Southampton Road and join the M27 heading north. This then joins the M3. There are direct trains and coaches from London to Winchester.