Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Luis Godinho Ramos (12 months ago)
Very welcoming lady at the gate, ready for any questions about the site.
Very welcoming lady at the gate, ready for any questions about the site.
Subtext Fan (13 months ago)
This is an old derelict church tucked away amongst modern houses. We found it by accident and it was a very peaceful and fascinating place. Sure, you can’t go inside, it is falling apart after all, but walking around it, reading the old gravestones, it’s a very pleasant experience. We were the only ones there, too which is not surprising since it was afternoon on a weekday out of ‘tourist’ season. If you’re in Thurso it’s worth a visit!
This is an old derelict church tucked away amongst modern houses. We found it by accident and it was a very peaceful and fascinating place. Sure, you can’t go inside, it is falling apart after all, but walking around it, reading the old gravestones, it’s a very pleasant experience. We were the only ones there, too which is not surprising since it was afternoon on a weekday out of ‘tourist’ season. If you’re in Thurso it’s worth a visit!
Paul Petyt (13 months ago)
Old St. Peter's Church in Thurso is a hidden gem steeped in history and charm. Its ancient walls whisper tales of centuries past, offering visitors a glimpse into Scotland's rich heritage. The peaceful atmosphere and architectural beauty make it a tranquil spot for reflection and exploration. A must-visit for history buffs and those seeking a serene retreat in the heart of Thurso.
Old St. Peter's Church in Thurso is a hidden gem steeped in history and charm. Its ancient walls whisper tales of centuries past, offering visitors a glimpse into Scotland's rich heritage. The peaceful atmosphere and architectural beauty make it a tranquil spot for reflection and exploration. A must-visit for history buffs and those seeking a serene retreat in the heart of Thurso.
Debra Doser (13 months ago)
This is a very old church, and it really looks like it has been left to simply fall apart. That makes me sad for the age of the church of 1220. One of the oldest, I believe, in town. I think there is some renovation work beginning, and if you have time in the evening for a walk, I highly recommend checking it out.
This is a very old church, and it really looks like it has been left to simply fall apart. That makes me sad for the age of the church of 1220. One of the oldest, I believe, in town. I think there is some renovation work beginning, and if you have time in the evening for a walk, I highly recommend checking it out.
Glenys Goldsmith (2 years ago)
Open to all to visit, the local volunteers do their best to share their knowledge and to encourage support for the upkeep of the site. You can't enter the church itself due to the poor condition of the stonework. There are many interesting headstones to look for.
Open to all to visit, the local volunteers do their best to share their knowledge and to encourage support for the upkeep of the site. You can't enter the church itself due to the poor condition of the stonework. There are many interesting headstones to look for.
