Best places: Churches in Toft, United Kingdom

CofE building with 13th-century origins, chapel of the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment & guided tours.

Small landmark stone tower on a ridge, built in 1754 & popular for its panoramic views.

👍👍 Beautiful, very well preserved church. A significant piece of history located in Nantwich town centre. Entrance is free and there is a very helpful guide inside, who will tell you some things about the church and answer all your questions. Do check the opening hours before visiting though, in ord...

CofE church building with a 54-stop organ, used during free Tuesday recitals, and a Saturday cafe.

👍👍 A most beautiful and wonderful church amazing staned glass windows if ever in the area worth a vist,to say a prayer or two, a real place of worship with a warm welcome.

👍👍 Quiet time in a busy city. Lovely.

👍👍 A vibrant, friendly, busy church when I visited a few years ago. I trust that it has remained the same since Martin, the then incumbent, has retired. If more churches were like this, the Church of England would not be in terminal decline.

👍👍 A beautiful church, we were lucky it was open for a toddlers group, so we got to look around the church interior. So much to see, so much history, stunning stained glass windows. Some sort of leaflet outlining the history of the church/ area would have been a nice addition and an easy way of raising...

👍👍 Where the wedding of the Titanic captain took place, A tudor ceiling with a rare Tudor knight/clergy brass, a Tower started in 1350, mentioned in Domesday book, a 10th century anglo saxon cross head to name a few. Who would have thought so much history could be seen on the way into Warrinton. Really...

👍👍 I visited the Day Centre based here in my professional role - Soical Worker, and found the experience very interesting, pleasant and effective for individuals who attend. The staff and volunteers were very welcoming and one was always available to assist as and when required. The Day Centre is open...

👍👍 St Mary's if Sandbach is Church of England in the diocese of Chester. The church was shut when I visited so review is based on the externals. There are some interesting fragments of the Anglo-Saxon crosses that move moved from the market square for extra protection.

👍👍 Visiting an Art Exhibition of Unique oil and acrylics paintings

😠 I live opposite this church they seem to ring the bells when ever they feel like it, don't think I've had a lie in for about 5 weeks, it's torture I just wanna sleep, word of advice never move near this church😑.

👍👍 Lovely church, with excellent church organ, friendly vicar and congregation. Has a choir and large church hall. Nicely maintained grounds. Look out for regular classical concerts.

👍👍 For a great spiritual experience in wonderful company, St Mark's is the place to go to.