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St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral

Now closed
020 7246 8348
One of the City of London’s most famous landmarks is the 111m (365 ft)-high St Paul’s Cathedral, which was designed in the English baroque-style by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London destroyed the older cathedral that previously stood on the site.
Price £25
Salisbury Cathedral

Salisbury Cathedral

Now closed
01722 555120
Salisbury’s famous cathedral boasts England’s tallest spire and it is home to the best-preserved original copy of the Magna Carta.
Price £7.50
Wells Cathedral

Wells Cathedral

Now closed
01749 674483
Wells Cathedral was built between 1175 and 1490, although an abbey church has been on the site since as early as 705. The cathedral has been the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells since the 13th century and for this reason, Wells has played a much greater role in history than most other places of a similar size.
Free
Bath Abbey

Bath Abbey

1.15 pm - 2.30 pm , 4.30 pm - 6.30 pm
Dominating the city centre, Grade I listed Bath Abbey is one of the largest examples of perpendicular Gothic architecture in the West Country and it is noted for its fan vaulting and its 52 windows, which comprise 80% of the abbey’s wall space.
Price £7.50
Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral

Now closed
01227 762862
Canterbury Cathedral is England’s most important cathedral and Canterbury’s top attraction.
Price £17
Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey

Now closed
020 7222 5152
Westminster Abbey is one of the most important religious buildings in the United Kingdom is the traditional site for coronations and burials of English and British monarchs.
Price £30
Rochester Cathedral

Rochester Cathedral

Now closed
Rochester Cathedral is England’s second-oldest cathedral with a rich history dating back to 604. Originally founded as a Benedictine monastery, the Grade I listed building dates mostly from the Norman period and it an excellent example of the architectural style of this period.
Free
Wakefield Cathedral

Wakefield Cathedral

Now closed
Wakefield Cathedral is a relatively small cathedral with a history going back to the 11th century, although the current church dates mostly from the 15th century. It boasts a beautiful interior plus Yorkshire’s tallest church spire.
Free
Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin

Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin

The Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin (also known as Wakefield Chantry Chapel) is a small church on the 14th-century Chantry Bridge. The chapel is the oldest of England’s surviving bridge chapels.
Kirkstall Abbey

Kirkstall Abbey

Now closed
0113 378 4079
Kirkstall Abbey is a 12th-century Cistercian monastery in a suburban area around 5km (3 miles) northwest of Leeds city centre. The abbey ruins are surrounded by parkland backing onto the River Aire.
Free
Leeds Minster

Leeds Minster

Now closed
0113 245 2036
Leeds Minster, also known as the Minster and Parish Church of St Peter-at-Leeds, is a large Anglican church at the southeastern corner of the city centre.
Free
Leeds Cathedral

Leeds Cathedral

The Neo-gothic Leeds Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of St Anne or St Anne’s Cathedral, is a Catholic cathedral in Leeds city centre.
Free
Heptonstall

Heptonstall

OPEN 24h
Heptonstall is a small village just a short walk from the centre of Hebden Bridge. It is a popular excursion for visitors to Hebden Bridge.
Free
St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church

Now closed
01926 403940
The Collegiate Church of St Mary, also known as St Mary’s Church, is a parish church in the centre of Warwick that dates from Norman times.
To £5
Holy Trinity Church

Holy Trinity Church

Now closed
01789 266316
The 800-year-old Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon is where William Shakespeare was baptised, where he worshipped and it is where he is buried.
Price £4
Guild Chapel

Guild Chapel

Now closed
The Guild Chapel of the Holy Cross is a 13th-century chapel opposite Shakespeare’s New Place in Stratford-upon-Avon. The chapel is best known for its medieval wall paintings and for its connection with Shakespeare’s family.
Free
St Peter’s Church

St Peter’s Church

The Grade I-listed St Peter’s Church dates from the 14th century but it has been considerably altered over the years.
Free
St Cyriac’s Church

St Cyriac’s Church

Now closed
St Cyriac’s Church in Lacock is a lovely spot to take a look at while wandering around Lacock. The 14th-century church is believed to have been built on the site of an earlier Saxon church and it was substantially rebuilt in the 15th century. Additional renovations to the church have been made in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
Free
Saxon Church of St Laurence

Saxon Church of St Laurence

Now closed
01225 308081
Rated 5 out of 5
The Saxon Church of St Laurence (also known as St Laurence’s Church or simply, the Saxon Church) is one of the best-preserved Anglo-Saxon churches in England and it provides a great insight into English architecture prior to the Norman Conquest.
15
St Thomas’ Church

St Thomas’ Church

Now closed
01722 322 537
The 800-year-old St Thomas’ Church in Salisbury’s town centre was built in 1219 to serve workers on Salisbury Cathedral, however, the bulk of the current church dates from the 15th century.
Free
Church of St Mary and St Nicholas

Church of St Mary and St Nicholas

Now closed
The Church of St Mary and St Nicholas in Wilton was built in the 19th century in the Italian Romanesque style with Byzantine influences. The Grade I-listed building features Europe’s oldest stained glass (dating from the 12th and 13th centuries) as well as 2nd-century marble columns.
Free
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Now closed
0151 709 9222
Liverpool’s Catholic cathedral is very different compared to most other English cathedrals. It is a modern building vaguely resembling a spacecraft (or a teepee) and it was only consecrated in 1967.
To £3
St Mary’s Parish Church

St Mary’s Parish Church

Now closed
The 900-year-old St Mary’s Parish Church in Rye is a major landmark in Rye’s old town centre and it offers lovely views from the top of its tower.
Free
Durham Cathedral

Durham Cathedral

Now closed
0191 338 7178
Durham’s exquisite 12th-century cathedral has been compared with cathedrals in Chartres, Cologne and Salzburg making it one of Europe’s great religious buildings.
From £3 To £7.50
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