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Attleborough

Attleborough

A major church on the old Norwich-Thetford road, St Mary's, Attleborough, is an imposing sight with its massive 14th-century tower and...

Aylsham

Aylsham

Serving the busy market town of Aylsham, St Michael's Church is a large, imposing building which reflects the town's original...

Barnham Broom

Barnham Broom

Standing serenely above the village, St Peter & St Paul, Barnham Broom, offers a fascinating architectural journey.

Barton Turf

Barton Turf

Located in the tranquil heart of the Norfolk Broads, St Michael's Church, Barton Turf, is world-famous for its exceptional medieval...

Bedfield

Bedfield

A tranquil rural church nestled in the Waveney Valley, St Nicholas, Bedfield charms with its simplicity.

Beeston Regis

Beeston Regis

The church stands in isolation on the cliff top and visible to all.

Belaugh

Belaugh

Picturesquely perched above a sweeping bend of the River Bure in the Norfolk Broads, St Peter's, Belaugh, offers stunning riverside...

Binham

Binham

Standing majestically beside the dramatic ruins of Binham Priory, St Mary's Church was originally the monastic priory church.

Blofield

Blofield

Dominating the village with an imposing 15th-century tower, St Peter & St Andrew, Blofield, is a grand Perpendicular church which...

Blundeston

Blundeston

Famous as Dickens’ "Blunderstone" in David Copperfield, St Mary, Blundeston captivates with its grand 15th-century flushwork...

Bramfield

Bramfield

Bramfield has the only detached round church tower in Suffolk. It is a delightful small Suffolk church.

Burnham Norton

Burnham Norton

St Margaret's is a beautiful and atmospheric medieval parish church, dating primarily from the 13th to 15th centuries.

Carleton Rode

Carleton Rode

A handsome and largely unspoiled church set amidst fields.

Castle Acre

Castle Acre

Nestled within the earthworks of the imposing Castle Acre Castle and Priory, St James' Church served the medieval planned town.

Catfield

Catfield

A prominent Broads landmark near Barton Broad, All Saints, Catfield, boasts a grand Perpendicular exterior with a tall 15th-century tower.

Cawston

Cawston

Renowned for possessing one of England's finest and most complete medieval roofs, St Agnes, Cawston, is a Perpendicular masterpiece.

Denton

Denton

Standing proudly overlooking the Wensum valley, St Mary's, Denton, is celebrated for its magnificent double hammerbeam roof,...

Dersingham

Dersingham

Serving a large village near Sandringham, St Nicholas, Dersingham, is a substantial and handsome church, primarily Perpendicular.

East Dereham

East Dereham

The imposing minster church of this busy market town, St Nicholas, East Dereham, has a rich and complex history.

East Ruston

East Ruston

A delightful church set in peaceful countryside near the coast, St Mary's, East Ruston, charms with its blend of Norman origins...

Edingthorpe

Edingthorpe

Tucked away in peaceful countryside near the coast, All Saints, Edingthorpe, offers a captivating blend of rustic charm and historical...

Elsing

Elsing

Famous far beyond Norfolk, St Mary's Church, Elsing, is home to one of England's finest and largest monumental brasses – a...

Eye

Eye

History The Church of St Peter and St Paul in Eye dates back to the 12th century, with its origins closely tied to the town’s medieval...

Filby

Filby

Standing proudly overlooking Filby Broad, All Saints Church is a landmark of the northern Broads.

Foulden

Foulden

All Saints, Foulden, is a true hidden gem, renowned for its profound sense of antiquity and remarkable lack of Victorian restoration.

Foxley

Foxley

The original church dates from the 11th century.

Fritton

Fritton

Nestled within the grounds of Fritton Lake, St Catherine's Church presents a delightful and unique picture with its sturdy round tower...

Garboldisham

Garboldisham

Dominating its village with a grand 15th-century flint tower, St John the Baptist, Garboldisham, is a handsome example of Perpendicular...

Gateley

Gateley

Standing alone and slightly forlorn in open fields, St Helen's Church, Gateley, possesses a unique atmosphere of solitude and...

Gooderstone

Gooderstone

A charming and peaceful church set beside the village green and river, St George's Church, Gooderstone, embodies rural simplicity.

Great Snoring

Great Snoring

Despite the memorable village name, St Mary's Church, Great Snoring, is a building of genuine substance and beauty.

Great Yeldham

Great Yeldham

The village of Great Yeldham lies in the shallow valley of the upper River Colne.

Gressenhall

Gressenhall

Presenting a handsome Perpendicular exterior with a tall 15th-century tower, St Mary's Church, Gressenhall, holds a remarkable...

Harpley

Harpley

A delightful village church.

Hempstead

Hempstead

Nestled amidst fields near the coast, St Andrew's Church, Hempstead, is renowned for its extraordinary collection of monumental tombs...

Hitcham

Hitcham

Hitcham has an impressive tower. And the porch is equal to the challenge.

Horsham St Faith

Horsham St Faith

Built on a grand scale within the precincts of a former Cluniac priory, St Mary & St Andrew reflects the power and wealth of its...

Houghton St Giles

Houghton St Giles

Standing as a serene sentinel on the ancient pilgrimage route to Walsingham, St Giles' Church possesses a profound sense of history...

Hunstanton

Hunstanton

Dominating the old village green of "Old Hunstanton," St Mary the Virgin is instantly recognizable by its striking construction...

Ipswich

Ipswich

This church is quite well hidden between a set of modern buildings.

Irstead

Irstead

Located peacefully near the banks of the River Ant in the Norfolk Broads, St Michael's Church, Irstead is a small, intimate, and...

Kersey

Kersey

Quintessentially Suffolk, St Mary, Kersey rises photogenically above its namesake ford.

Litcham

Litcham

All Saints, Litcham offers a captivating journey through time, its fabric revealing layers of history from the Saxon era to the...

Loddon

Loddon

Serving the historic market town of Loddon, Holy Trinity Church is a grand and imposing Perpendicular structure, reflecting the prosperity...

Lound

Lound

The round tower of Lound originally dates from the Norman period but was rebuilt in the 14th century.

Ludham

Ludham

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Broads village of Ludham, St Catherine's Church is a magnificent testament to the wealth...

Lynn

Lynn

All Saints church is the original parish church of Lynn.

Marsham

Marsham

Standing proudly amidst fields near the A140, All Saints, Marsham presents a picture of rustic Norfolk charm, dominated by its sturdy,...

Mattishall

Mattishall

Dominating its large village, All Saints, Mattishall, is a substantial and imposing Perpendicular church, reflecting the area's...

Morston

Morston

Morston has always been a small village. The church could well be an original Anglo Saxon cbuilding but the present buildings post date...

North Burlingham

North Burlingham

Set peacefully amidst fields, All Saints, North Burlingham, is renowned for its exceptional collection of medieval stained glass.

North Creake

North Creake

North Creake church was originally built around 1300.

North Elmham

North Elmham

Standing adjacent to the unique ruins of the former Saxon cathedral and bishop's chapel, St Mary's Church, North Elmham,...

North Tuddenham

North Tuddenham

A charming and welcoming village church, St Mary, North Tuddenham, boasts one of Norfolk's finest and most complete 15th-century rood...

North Walsham

North Walsham

A dramatic landmark in the market town, St Nicholas, North Walsham, is a testament to both medieval ambition and nature's power.

Norwich

Norwich

Norwich Cathedral is one of the most beautiful cathedrals that Britain has ever built. One part of the cloister.

Potter Heigham

Potter Heigham

Perfectly positioned near the famous medieval bridge on the River Thurne in the Broads, St Nicholas, Potter Heigham, is a prominent...

Pulham

Pulham

Serving the historic "Pulhams" area, St Mary's, Pulham Market, is a large and handsome church reflecting the region's...

Ranworth

Ranworth

Nestled beside Ranworth Broad in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, St Helen's, Ranworth, is world-famous for its exceptional medieval...

Redenhall

Redenhall

Straddling the Norfolk/Suffolk border near Harleston, St Mary, Redenhall, is a magnificent example of a grand late-Perpendicular "wool...

Ringland

Ringland

Standing proudly on a hill overlooking the River Wensum valley, St Peter, Ringland, offers stunning views and a fascinating church.

Salle

Salle

Rising majestically in isolated farmland, St Peter & St Paul, Salle, is arguably Norfolk's finest and grandest Perpendicular...

Salthouse

Salthouse

Perched dramatically close to the North Sea coast, St Nicholas, Salthouse, is a large, handsome church built substantially in the late...

Smallburgh

Smallburgh

This is a lovely church - plenty of atmosphere.

Somerleyton

Somerleyton

Neighbouring the Victorian Somerleyton Hall, St Mary, Somerleyton blends medieval roots with a good 19th-century restoration.

Sotherton

Sotherton

Although this church is located just a few miles south of Lowestoft it is in a very quiet part of Suffolk. Solid farmland surrounds it.

South Cove

South Cove

The original building is Norman but there has been a lot of careful Victorian restoration.

South Elmham

South Elmham

Part of the enigmatic "Saints" cluster, St Margaret, South Elmham stands alone in fields.

Southwold

Southwold

A coastal masterpiece, St Edmund, Southwold is Suffolk’s "Cathedral of the Marshes.

Sparham

Sparham

Nestled peacefully in the Tas valley, St Mary's, Sparham, offers a delightful blend of architectural periods.

Stalham

Stalham

Serving the busy Broads town, St Mary's, Stalham, is a large and imposing Perpendicular church reflecting the area's medieval...

Stambourne

Stambourne

This looks to be an old building. It may be compared with a miniature Hedingham Castle.

Stradbroke

Stradbroke

Serving a former market town, St Mary, Stradbroke showcases Suffolk Perpendicular at its finest. Its colossal tower dominates the skyline.

Suffield

Suffield

Standing proudly overlooking the Bure valley, St Margaret's, Suffield, is a handsome Perpendicular church built largely by the...

Swafield

Swafield

The nave and chancel appear to be a late medieval rebuilding, and there must have been a lot of money around here between the Black Death...

Swanton Abbot

Swanton Abbot

A charming and unassuming church set amidst fields, St Michael's, Swanton Abbot, possesses a lovely simplicity and a superb...

Tacolneston

Tacolneston

Perched on a hilltop with wide views, All Saints, Tacolneston, is a landmark church with a distinctive 14th-century tower featuring...

Tatterford

Tatterford

Tatterford church was once very involved in the Anglo-Catholic world.

Thornham

Thornham

Standing resiliently near the North Sea coast, All Saints, Thornham, is a robust and atmospheric church.

Trimingham

Trimingham

Dramatically positioned on crumbling cliffs high above the North Sea, All Saints, Trimingham, possesses a unique and poignant atmosphere.

Trunch

Trunch

The church itself is grand and light-filled, boasting a magnificent double hammerbeam roof adorned with angels, making it a treasure-house...

Tunstead

Tunstead

Known affectionately as the "Cathedral of the Fields," St Mary's, Tunstead, is an imposing and exceptionally tall...

Ufford

Ufford

A small church with outsized artistry, St Mary, Ufford is famed for its 15th-century woodwork.

Upton

Upton

A small, peaceful, and beautifully situated church near the Broads, St Margaret's, Upton, charms with its simplicity and historic...

Walpole St Peter

Walpole St Peter

Often hailed as the "Queen of the Marsh," St Peter's, Walpole St Peter, is one of England's finest and largest parish...

Wellingham

Wellingham

A small, isolated, and deeply atmospheric church nestled in the Wensum valley, All Saints, Wellingham, feels wonderfully ancient and...

Wenhaston

Wenhaston

Wenhaston church has one of the best medieval works of art in Britain.

Westhall

Westhall

Nestled in the Blyth Valley, St Andrew, Westhall shelters Suffolk’s oldest medieval wall paintings (c.

Weston Longville

Weston Longville

Immortalized through the diaries of Parson James Woodforde, All Saints, Weston Longville, is a charming and historically resonant church.

Wickmere

Wickmere

Known for its striking isolated round tower (Saxon or early Norman) standing dramatically beside the later church ruins, St Andrew's,...

Wiggenhall

Wiggenhall

One of the four magnificent "Wiggenhall churches," St Mary Magdalene's is renowned for its exceptional collection of early...

Wiggenhall

Wiggenhall

The most famous of the Wiggenhall churches, St Mary the Virgin is a grand Perpendicular edifice tragically claimed by river erosion in the...

Wolferton

Wolferton

Built in the mid-19th century for the Royal Sandringham Estate but incorporating significant medieval fabric (especially the distinctive...

Woodbridge

Woodbridge

Overlooking the Tide Mill and River Deben, St Mary, Woodbridge combines Norman foundations with Perpendicular grandeur.

Woolpit

Woolpit

Named for its legendary "Green Children," St Mary, Woolpit astonishes with its angelic interior.

Worstead

Worstead

Giving its name to the famous woollen fabric, St Mary's, Worstead, is a magnificent testament to the medieval wealth generated by the...

Wyverstone

Wyverstone

St. George's Church in Wyverstone is a charming and largely unspoiled medieval parish church, nestled in a quiet Suffolk hamlet.

Yaxley

Yaxley

Near Eye, St Mary, Yaxley impresses with its Decorated Gothic chancel and Perpendicular tower.

Yelverton

Yelverton

A small and deeply peaceful church nestled beside the River Yare, St Mary's, Yelverton, charms with its simplicity.