Beautiful historic church in the shadow of one of Henry VIII retreats. Oh and I got married there
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Graham Duff239 days ago
Unfortunately closed when we visited, but good example of Tudor brickwork.
Diana Perkins331 days ago
Nice little church but cold in winter. Well kept churchyard. Mind the traffic when crossing from the car park.
Miguel Conti2 years ago
What a fantastic, spiritual and magical place. The oldest part of the church dates from the 12th century, later parts were added in the 16th century. There are 16th century frescos, tombs of noble men and much more. Me and my mother had the absolute pleasure to meet a man called Mike. He let us in, and allowed us to have a look inside the church. He guided us through every nook and cranny of the church. Thanks to this wonderful man. Place is absolutely worth visiting!
