Best places: Episcopal churches in England

Riverside 14th-century Gothic church, with guided tours & sweeping views from its tower.

White-stone Anglican church dating from the 11th century, with regular concerts, tours and a museum.

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

Elizabethan, gothic-style CofE church with a richly decorative ceiling, plus some notable tombs.

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

👍 If you are a Beatles fan this is a must visit place where the grave of Eleanor Rigby is located. Walk through the gate, turn left and in the first set of graves it’s the third row back. We found out after that thegrave of Father McKenzie is also there so have a look around for that. Directly acros...

👍 Beautiful place. Unfortunately it's surrounded by extremely busy roads

👍👍 Magnificent church designed by Christopher Wren as the prototype for St. Paul’s Cathedral - a must see if you’re in the area of Bank in London - a short walk from the tube station - it is where the Samaritans were founded. The temple of Mithras is just across the road.

Large church hosting regular services and civic ceremonies in a fine Gothic-style medieval building.

Picturesque 12th-century church and the historic site where 7 kings of Saxon England were crowned.

👍👍 Such a welcoming and friendly Church. No judgement no matter who you are, and incredible life worship

👍 Lovely small church with links to Kathleen Parr, suriving wife of Henry VIII, next to Albert Hall Park and playground. Unfortunately not at best at moment due to flood prevention improvements works

Georgian era, CofE place of worship with a stone spire, monthly organ recitals and Sunday services.

Victorian-era, Early English Decorated style church with twin spires and regular CofE services.

👍👍 Went here for BRIANNA GHEY'S service. Sad, beautiful. Bought the LGBTQ community together. But wish BRIANNA was still with us. To you sweetheart. May your star in heaven always shine bright. We will Love you for eternity♡

Hilltop Catholic church built in the 15th century with its original medieval carved pulpit and font.

👍👍 I loved this place. It's open for everyone. Amazing place to seat in cosy atmosphere and put all your running fast thoughts in right shelves in your head. Candles are available. Smell is neutral and nice. Hopefully after lockdown I'll be able to listen music from huge organ.

Perpendicular Gothic church built in the Middle Ages and rebuilt after WWII, with CofE services.

Refurbished 18th-century church and venue for organ recitals during the London Handel Festival.

👍👍 By any measure, this is a very impressive parish church. Started in 1120 and still having most of its original Norman stonework, it is one of the finest Norman parish churches in the country. It was partly renovated in the 1630s and again, fairly sensitively, in 1859-1862 by George Gilbert Scott a...