The Priory Church of St Peter and St Paul

The rich history speaks through these walls in a way which is almost touching - while the furniture of the modern variety may detract at times, I appreciate the organic nature as to how this church is kept, and the brief coverings of it's history are produced with love. The structures in this church are so unique, and it seems more down-to-earth than other churches people may be used to - the love is there and the church is in an area which produces beautiful light wherever the sun is, with dramatic shadows to highlight the structural integrities. It isn't accessible solely by car, so I'd recommend just exploring Leominster for the day and having this as one of the stops, as well as other beautiful places in Leominster i.e. Grange Court nearby. Earnest and Comforting.

This is a really lovely place, full of interesting history, although I did want to buy a book but didn't have any cash and no one was around so might be worth if they can investing in a contact less donation point similar to Hereford Cathedral. I only realised you could do a QR trail a few moments before I had to leave for my train.

Lovely building with a fascinating history. Learn about why the priory has two naves. Sadly, the church is cluttered with a huge range of old furniture like an antique shop, which detracts from the overall impression.

Huge architectural success inside and outside. Interesting metal pipe heating along the aisles, very friendly locals, choral singers, who I met there. Easy parking nearby. Definately worth a vist. So peaceful

A large medieval church with a rich and interesting history. Formerly a Benedictine priory, built in the 12th to 14th centuries. Good Romanesque architectural features and home to the last ducking stool used in England.

Great big, peaceful church. Real sense of history and the spirit here.

Me and my husband went to Paul hunt funeral , it is a fantastic church highly recommended for weddings funerals , remember going to this church when I was a young girl could not remember how beautiful it is

Stunning acoustics for concert of mediaeval music.

A wonderful and very historical building. Very ornate with stunning stained glass and fill of architectural features. Lots to see in both architecture and fittings. I've been to a couple of big choral events and also some services. The building and church support events inside such as the apple festival today.There is a wonderful organ here and it is great to listen to.No direct parking here but the pay to park is just the other side of the green.Very well worth a visit.

Went up the bell tower what fantastic views,although a little bit hazy really good, long spiral stone staircase which could be a bit tight but all round worth going up to the top...