A panorama showing the presbytery of Winchester Cathedral. From here there is a stunning view through the choir stalls down the entire lenght of the nave, showing the high, vaulted cathedral roof. The reredos behind the altar shows the crucifixion of Jesus.

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

The presbytery of Winchester Cathedral is towards the eastern end of the church, and forms the space between the chancel (or choir area) and the high altar of the church. It is here that the clergy and officiants of the church gather during services. The reredos shown in this image above the high altar date from the 16th century, but the statues around it are Victorian. In Winchester Cathedral there are aisles on either side of the presbytery with offer access to the transepts. Behind the high altar is the retroquire and the Lady Chapel.

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.