Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Rosslyn Rose (2 years ago)
Came to Grosmont to visit the castle but found so much more when deciding to visit this church. It’s fairly impressive from the outside as most churches are with a towering spire, but opening the door brought us to a historical marvel. Dating back to the 13th Century, this building offers a step back in time. Built around the same time as the castle to service the local garrison and their families attached to the castle. It’s a church of two halves. A shell that is in the middle of a renovation and a working church. In the sparce “great hall” of the church is the original medieval roof trusses and Romanesque pillars that are magnificent to view. They have a guidebook to purchase within that gives a good history of the church which has classed almost as a “mini cathedral”. Don’t miss the magnificent stone effigy of an unknown medieval knight. This is a must see place. No dedicated parking, street access only. Incredible views.
Came to Grosmont to visit the castle but found so much more when deciding to visit this church. It’s fairly impressive from the outside as most churches are with a towering spire, but opening the door brought us to a historical marvel. Dating back to the 13th Century, this building offers a step back in time. Built around the same time as the castle to service the local garrison and their families attached to the castle. It’s a church of two halves. A shell that is in the middle of a renovation and a working church. In the sparce “great hall” of the church is the original medieval roof trusses and Romanesque pillars that are magnificent to view. They have a guidebook to purchase within that gives a good history of the church which has classed almost as a “mini cathedral”. Don’t miss the magnificent stone effigy of an unknown medieval knight. This is a must see place. No dedicated parking, street access only. Incredible views.
Eliot Collins (3 years ago)
An impressive 13th century church, a juxtaposition between the medieval nave and restored chancel and transepts. Worth a visit for a wider view of the village's history if you're heading to the castle.
An impressive 13th century church, a juxtaposition between the medieval nave and restored chancel and transepts. Worth a visit for a wider view of the village's history if you're heading to the castle.
Slawek Makaron (4 years ago)
Colin nutt (6 years ago)
Nice place and very nice people in the village
Nice place and very nice people in the village
Mark Potter (6 years ago)
Fantastic ancient church
Fantastic ancient church
