Best places: Religions in Cotswold District, United Kingdom

11th-century building with the tomb of King Edward II, musical events and daily CofE services.

Norman-era, Gothic place of CofE worship containing the tomb of King John and a 235-step tower.

Norman edifice with a Romanesque tower and ornate roof bosses, plus regular Christian services.

Parish church & walled precinct that was part of an Augustinian monastery founded in 1117.

Medieval Gothic and Romanesque cathedral serving Christ Church college and the local parish.

CofE place of worship with an ornate 14th-century spire plus regular musical recitals and events.

👍👍 The building is merely the stump of what it was prior to the Dissolution but even so it is magnificent. As you enter under the tower you are first struck by its towering spaciousness. If you then look directly up you see the floor of the tower high above. Well worth a visit.

👍👍 Beautiful little church, I visited after a trip to Blenheim to complete my Winston full circle and what a humble end for one of our greatest Britons. Churchyard is well maintained and one of the few churches open without a soul in sight. Some lovely little keepsakes available inside as well for a re...

👍👍 Lovely church within the Great Malvern Town. It's historic & has wonderful architecture. It's free also and the tourist crowds are absent. Which makes it more of a perfect setting.

👍👍 The Oxford Oratory Church of St Aloysius Gonzaga (or Oxford Oratory for short) is the Catholic parish church for the centre of Oxford, England. It is located at 25 Woodstock Road, next to Somerville College. The church is served by the Congregation of the Oratory. St Aloysius' was founded as the Jes...

Old yew trees flank the north door of this scenic church with a tall tower built in medieval times.

Medieval church with William Shakespeare's grave as well as his baptism and burial records.

Soaring medieval active church, with fine stonework showing bullet marks from the English Civil War.

Church-floor funerary monument for famed poet & playwright William Shakespeare, buried here in 1616.

👍👍 My friend picked me up today for coffee morning at the Baptist Church. Lovely atmosphere, friendly people to meet up with for a chat and a few yummy snacks to have too... Thank you..😄

👍👍 A wonderful church built on what was the site of an old iron age hillfort. A reasonable amount of parking on site and has tremendous views from the churchyard . The church itself from the outside has been built and added to over the years which may make you think it will be poor inside. On the contr...

👍👍 Very nice church

Church built in the 11th century, with Victorian additions, offering regular services and events.

This centuries-old place of worship offers architectural tours including the surrounding town.

👍👍 Didn't go inside the church, but the surroding area is quite nice for a walk on a good day. The riverside and the Almshouse are good places around it to walk through.