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Jan4314
This church is just lovely - beautiful floor tiles, stained glass and ceiling. The staff were really informative & helpful. We went back later to use the cafe and would recommend that too - great scones!
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davef601
much better than St chads, older and the inside is as good as you get in a old church well worth the visit , the stained glass windows are fantastic
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AMG1989
This church is a beautiful church and it was where we wanted to get married originally but as they don't do weddings anymore or even have services we settled on St Chad's to get married at but even that wouldn't stop this church getting a good view, the church is beautiful and they do open to the public to have a look around and even at Christmas they have a Christmas card stands for charities to sell their Christmas cards to the public. The people who work at the church are so lovely and welcoming and I highly recommend this church to anyone.
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MmeBarbes
Finally got around to going into this church after years of walking past when shopping in town. What a beautiful historic building. An antiques event was being held and there were some nice pieces. The stained glass windows are beautiful. Lovely.
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Atravellerinlife
A very impressive town-centre church with one of the tallest Spires in England. Well worth a visit, even a short one. From the noise of the town. A nice little coffee bar to one side is worth a visit
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151Mike151
This is truly a most beautiful historic church. We've been impressed by small churches in our time and this one is right up there with the best. A beautiful church in a beautiful town.
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noorcaughley
This fascinating old church is well known for its beautiful stained glass windows. It is no longer a place of worship, but very innovertive trustees have diversified & hold regular Vintage Fairs, as well as some concerts. There is a small cafe inside which can do soups as well as cake & coffee. Wheelchair access is easy for the building as well as the loos.
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M8797COcarolinec
This is a beautiful church that is no longer used for religious purposes on any regular basis. I used to quite enjoy visiting here (I spend quite a lot of time in Shrewsbury) I found that once a café was added, the whole experience was diminished somewhat. The café is wildly overpriced and I would avoid stopping there (there are plenty of other great home-owned café's within a five minute walking distance) the prices are really, really high and the staff aren't that welcoming or friendly, just proving that there shouldn't be a café at the side of a church!! My end word is that if you are looking for a great architectural example of a medieval church, this is your place... but I'm afraid to say that since the addition of a café, the place has largely lost its relaxing, age-old feel.
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Cagsy62
What a lovely way to emply an old church. We visited on a Saturday afternoon with a chocolate festival taking place. Nice cafe with lovely food. Staff were a little glum though!
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MrHulotetlesKiwi
This church is amazing, you must see the stain glass windows and the amazing ceiling. there also is a fantastic charity card shop and events organised there.