Hungate Medieval Art

Superb place, excellent special displays and exhibitions.

Very good just a shame how cold it was could do with investing in some good heating as spoilt in away as even dancing you were still cold

Fantastic free soundscape exhibition until end of May undiscovered Museum gem

Built by my family to use as their own church back in the 13th century onwards until they sold it to the Norwich Corporation in about 19.00 AD.

It’s always closed and we took the chance to visit it once when we found it open. There were some people who seem to be manning the place. It looks like an abandoned church with random stuff in the church building, cob webs, weeds and plants growing everywhere but no less charming. There were some carvings on the walls and some really old artifacts of the wall that were not explained, and these made the building compound really quite interesting. I read that this church is called St Peter Hungate which is a redundant parish church built during the medieval times from 1460. It’s later closed and converted to a museum of ecclesiastical art in 1932. The museum is later closed in 1995 and taken care of by Norwich Historic Churches Trust, and now occupied by ‘Hungate’ a centre for Medieval Art.

I didn’t take the time to get to know this building better but enjoyed the 10 minutes being nosey.
Garden could do with a few seats. I loved it and could have spent more time there

We filmed there over a couple of weeks and it's a great space to work in and relax in. Thanks for letting us make our movie there!

Very peaceful, lovely antiquities.