The Pilgrim's Way to Britain's Great Cathedrals | Episode 1

David Suchet goes us on a pilgrimage through England and Wales, visiting many of Britain's great cathedrals. Along the way, he explores some of the old and well-worn pilgrim routes and a few of the newer ones.

[Psalm--uumh]

David Suchet is not only the consummate embodiment of Hercule Poirot, but a wonderful actor and speaker!

[hildasalazarcatedraparalavida]

I am not native english speaker, but Mr. Suchet explain so nice that I understood near everything. I would like to visit all those places bue I cann't now I am old, thank you so much for the opportunity to see the faith and the love to God of the britain people around the siecles.

[giorgikvatchadze]

Any story narrated by this magnificent specimen of man is an absolute joy to listen to. What a remarkable man David Suchet is.

[philipmcdonagh]

Watched all three parts back to back and enjoyed every minute, now I will rest my little grey cells.

[lorifontaine]

Thank you for this wonderful journey with a dear companion, Mr. Suchet. Our heartbroken world needs this, now more than ever. Grateful in Canada.

[qed]

What a joy to have the gravitas of Mr Suchet narrate this

[wellallrightthen]

Ah, the wonderful David Suchet. What a lovely presentation. I look forward to Episode 2.

[damienk]

Greetings 😊, l just wanted to add my appreciation of those who compiled this series❤; and had the forethought to have Sir David Suchet as the narrator! Their constructions, decorativity in stone/glass/marquetry/and other media were quite a feat and feast for the senses! Plus one can take one's time to view all whilst listening to the music and verses of one's youth!😊❤ Best Regards, J.I.M.K Mrs. (Not Damien, his Mother.) Brisbane, Australia ❤ 🇦🇺 😀 🪃

[jdl]

The narration is so soothing. Its like listening to a bed time story.

[patrickdoak]

Loved this program. And David is such a treasure too!

[brianschmidt]

I want to thank whoever posted this and also whoever produced this because it is one of the few positive depictions of Christianity that I've seen in ages and I'm so grateful. Christins are often mocked and criticised by rhe media in the west or more often ignred which is ironc because there are well overr the world well over 2, 000, 000, 000 adherents.but enoihj of that, i digress, thank you for the great program and God Bless

[missmitra.a]

Sir David Suchet is a brilliant provider and it is a marvellous video about Cathedrals.

[irinaeropolova]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all those people who have made these series. And David Suchet is brilliant.

[squiddles]

Mr Suchet has the perfect voice to narrate.

[lisaharrington]

Amazing and beautiful cathedrals! Thank you David Suchet. Your narration makes this documentary so interesting and enjoyable.

[HypnoPol]

Oh what an intelligent and beautiful documentary. Thank you.

[carolesmale]

Thanks for this marvellous program and David's wonderful English voice I visited England in the 70 was enchanted with the history and ancient buildings

[catherinejones]

Being Anglican myself and brought up by a staunch Anglican father born in Queen Victoria's age, a great deal of this English history was familiar, even here in Australia, but the association with the particular cathedrals was fascinating. Thank you. And Thank you Mr Suchet as well.

[iamshotty]

David Suchet is a wonderful actor, orator and human being. Loved this. Thank you so much. Subscribed xx Teresa 🇦🇺♥

[cathleenllewelyn]

We’ve taken so many of these pilgrimages, and will probably spend the rest of our lives walking portions of them. We’re completely taken in, and have, I’ll venture to say, experienced a handful of miracles, most likely more that we were blissfully unaware of. Often it seems an academic approach to history and culture can be like plucking the wings off a butterfly, but these pilgrimages restore flight to wonder!