Top Things to do in Leicestershire
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Top 10 Churches & Cathedrals in Leicestershire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Leicestershire, United Kingdom including St Helens Church, St Nicholas Church, Little Bowden, St Peters Church, St Mary's Church, St James' Church, St Mary's Church, Church of St. Mary de Castro, St Nicholas Church, St Hardulphs Church, St Peter's Church and Heritage Centre.
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1. St Helens Church
2. St Nicholas Church, Little Bowden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By 195Jaffacat - Peterborough, United Kingdom
For those that like to visit Churches this is a must see in the village on the outskirts of Market Harborough C 13 century it has great character and is cared for with well kept grounds and the fabric of the building shows this to good effect. The church organ is grand and many events take place. It also has a lady in charge of the proceedings.
3. St Peters Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By copperbird94 - Longdon, United Kingdom
A truly quaint church, well received and superb to see it open to visitors. Wish more churches around the country were the same.
4. St Mary's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
The Parish Church, is the oldest building in Hinckley and Grade 2* listed. It has stood on this site for nine hundred years. Now open every day, serving coffee, tea and cakes, this historic church is worth a visit. The tower and spire can be seen for miles and inside there is a 17th century town chest, memorials to local people and some spectacular stained glass windows. Guide Book Available.
Reviewed By Kyzzy93 - Hinckley, United Kingdom
St Mary's Church is a lovely communal place to spend time with the family, while also learning more about the church. They have toilets, toys, books and a little café. Lovely to be able to pop in, plus the home made cakes are delicious.
5. St James' Church
6. St Mary's Church
7. Church of St. Mary de Castro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By robinwG8486ZN - Leicester, United Kingdom
This is one of the historical churches of Leicester situated within Leicester Castle the oldest part of the city and most interesting for anyone who loves English history. The church itself is Anglo Catholic and it is full of beautiful things worthy of any cathedral both services and concerts take place here take your time exploring this magnificent building. Also visit St Nicholas Church nearby perched near the Jewry Wall once part of a Roman Bathhouse and the church is a must visit for anyone interested in Richard 111.Highly recommended..
8. St Nicholas Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By nataliehF1833SA
This little church is so beautiful. Over a thousand years of history in one small building. Everything from the Anglo-Saxon windows to the centuries of additions since that time is just beautiful. I must also give a special mention to the older gentleman who was so friendly and lovely to my kids, who showed them the bell-ropes and who played on the organ for them. He was a wonderful man and I am grateful for his time.
9. St Hardulphs Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By johnfred4 - Preston, United Kingdom
Situated high on the hill behind the village, the church is well worth a visit. Plenty of parking space at the top of the steep, narrow lane. Lots of history going back to the Iron Age explained on information paddles inside the church. Well displayed 8th century Saxon carvings showing leaves, geometric patterns, men on horseback and an angel. Nice stained glass windows. Uninterrupted far ranging views all round from outside.
10. St Peter's Church and Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
CHURCH IS CURRENTLY CLOSED AND FURTHER ACCESS DENIED BY THE DIOCESE OF LEICESTER. St Peter's Belgrave is a closed church which dates back to the 12th Century. We offer visitors an insight into the ancient village of Belgrave (as it once was), displays of priestly vestments or time to simply sit and relax in a peaceful environment. Unfortunately, opening hours are very limited due to the terms of our Agreement with the Diocese, therefore it is best to contact us beforehand to check on opening times/days.
