St.Peter Mancroft

Nestled right in the bustling marketplace at the heart of Norwich, St Peter Mancroft stands as a stunning testament to the city's rich medieval past. It's the largest among Norwich's 31 surviving medieval parish churches and is celebrated as one of Norfolk's most exquisite examples of perpendicular architecture. This church isn't just about its impressive size, though; it's renowned for its breathtaking medieval stained glass and a treasure trove of medieval and Renaissance artifacts.

A visit here is a treat for history buffs and art lovers alike. What's truly fascinating is its pioneering role in the uniquely English art of change-ringing on church bells. This ancient tradition involves ringing a set of bells in a series of mathematical patterns, and St Peter Mancroft is a key player in keeping this art alive. As you wander through the church, take a moment to appreciate the intricate details in the stained glass windows, each telling a story of its own. The church also offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle outside, making it a perfect spot for reflection.