Best places: Churches in Dacorum, United Kingdom

Ornate, 14th-century place of royal worship with cloisters and links to ancient chivalric orders.

Free daily tours amid medieval artworks, plus trips up the tower in this landmark Norman cathedral.

Medieval church with tours, a grand Gothic facade, tower visits in summer and choral recitals.

Striking Mormon temple set in historic, manicured gardens, with visitor centre for non-LDS members.

17th-century cathedral featuring a 365ft-high dome, recitals & a churchyard, plus a crypt.

Red-&-white striped Victorian cathedral in Byzantine style with gold, mosaics & marble interior.

Gothic style, 19th-century congregational church & venue for live music, comedy & spoken word.

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

Norman building with a Romanesque facade, a 14th-century library door and daily CofE services.

Late Gothic edifice with a vast fan vaulted ceiling, ornate stained-glass windows & CofE services.

Religious center with an elaborate interior & a mosaic dome, plus an underground treasury of relics.

Church saved from the water, open to public on selected dates, available for weddings and concerts.

Tree-studded quadrangle surrounded by historic Abbey buildings, popular for lounging & football.

Protestant abbey hosting daily services and every English and British coronation since 1066.

The wedding venue of president John Quincy Adams, founded in 675 AD, with a Saxon arch & a museum.

Elegant church with a cafe in the vaulted crypt and regular concerts and lunchtime music recitals.

CofE parish church, from the 12th-century, with a churchyard holding Sir John Soane's mausoleum.

👍👍 Pastor & Sister Smith were very friendly and knowledgeable, giving me a tour around the facility and a brief history into the Church of Latter Day Saints. They answered a few questions I had, and being American, we spoke at length, sharing many values. They provided me with some leaflets and a Book...

Church of England church built by the Knights Templar & made famous by the author Dan Brown.

Church with a 1000-year heritage, including the tomb of Elizabeth I's suitor, the Earl of Leicester.