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Churches in South West England If churches, or historical buildings, are of interest then visit South West England for Bradford on Avon St Laurence Church alone. Dating from around 700AD, this Saxon church is tiny and remarkable. In the region, we'd also highlight The Doom Painting in Salisbury St Thomas Beckett Church and the Gothic carving on Tiverton St Peter's Church. Browse our 'Top 10 Recommended Churches in South West England' list for inspiration. In addition, look at our other 'Top 10' lists for further ideas. We'd suggest you search 'South West churches', too. By James Penman.
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A Saxon church in the heart of a pretty Cotswolds town. One of our favourite buildings in the UK. Sublime.
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For its remarkable Doom Painting. Once you've explored the church, head for Salisbury Cathedral.
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Included in our list for its medieval wall paintings and 'Golden Cavalier'.
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We include this church for its location. Surrounded by the moors of Dartmoor National Park, it's a joy to visit.
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'The fairest, goodliest and most famous parish church in England.' Queen Elizabeth I reputedly said that. In the centre of Bristol City.
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Impressive Dorset church with Saxon and Norman remains. Walk the town, it's a delightful place.
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For the stunning carving on its south side. We bumped into the church on one of our research trips and were bowled over by the craftsmanship.
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A large Cotswolds church funded by wealth generated from the medieval wool industry.
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