This summer see our home planet in a way you've never seen it before, as Luke Jerram’s giant illuminated Earth hangs over the grass in the Cloister Garth.
From Monday 10 July to Sunday 10 September, this seven-metre diameter Earth installation will be floating in three-dimensions in the iconic cathedral setting.
Following Museum of the Moon, Luke Jerram's famous touring artwork, Gaia, gives us the opportunity to see our home from a new angle and reflect on the importance of caring for nature.
A programme of events will be announced over the coming months so look out for out-of-this-world activities including late night openings, tours with a twist and family activities.
Image credit: Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
Tickets
Everyone is welcome to visit the cathedral and see Gaia during our usual opening hours for free. We do welcome voluntary donations.
Special events surrounding Gaia may come with an additional cost.