St Mary’s Church

This church is extremely old and beautiful personally I think it is as large as some cathedrals, the architecture and stained glass windows are beautiful to behold they also have some very decorative tombs of the former owners of Warwick Castle . It is steeped in a long and interesting history . They also have one of the last remaining ducking stools which was a punishment device used on witches and criminal's. The staff are exceptionally knowledgeable so don't hesitate to ask them questions.
It is free to enter you only have to pay if you wish to ascend the tower which gives breathtaking views across Warwick. A truly gorgeous building inside and out

We parked on the road. Easy access. Helpful staff gave us a guide. Well kept & plenty to read as you walk around. Impressive interior. Small reasonably priced gift store within the church.

Interesting and well presented, this church not only provides a service to the community but also a link to the past.

A very lovely church with a long history! While it's not as big as many other churches, it is packed with interesting things to see and explore, especially the church of our lady room. The staff were really friendly and more than eager to help us to understand the history and artifacts inside the church. Highly recommended.

Great to visit. I went on Victorian Evening and they had a Christmas Tree display. We also had live Christmas music being played.
The stone work of the historic building is amazing to see. And it's massive. Recommend taking a look at the old tombs ..

Lovely staff. Interesting place. Quite beautiful in parts. Walked up something like 160 stairs to the top for £3.50

A fabulous building although like so many any its in need of tlc and currently a major re-restoration of the tower is underway, (I say re-restoration as the last contractor used the wrong materials)

It's still well worth a visit.

The Choir I sing with (Midland Voices) performed a carol concert there. Its a fabulous place to sing in with great acoustics and lovely organ.

Recommended as part of your visit to Warwick. The staff were really nice and welcoming, and we're able to answer any questions you may have. We couldn't go up the tower as it was too cold and potentially icy, but would like to do that another time.