St Mary Magdalene Church

Lovely place the views Was amazing.

Clearly visible from across the river, on a warm day it was very welcome to enter the cool of the Parish Church. Very traditional, a place of quiet contemplation away from the bustle of everyday life. A sanctuary to visit.

I had the pleasure of visiting St Mary Magdalene Church in Bridgnorth, and I must say, it was a delightful, unexpected encounter. On a day when we were caught in a storm, the church provided us with a warm and dry refuge, transforming what could have been a dampened day into a wonderfully unique and enriching experience.Despite its relatively modern architecture, the church holds a timeless charm. The stunning altar, with its meticulous details, is truly a sight to behold. It exudes a sense of calm and peace that complements the serenity of the place beautifully.But what was really fascinating was the treasure trove of historical artifacts exhibited within the church. They had an impressive collection of old pictures, newspapers, maps, and posters from Wolverhampton. The display provided a wonderful journey into the past, which was both informative and intriguing.Moreover, the staff at the church were exceptionally welcoming and helpful. They made sure that our experience was comfortable and fulfilling, answering all our queries patiently and providing us with useful insights.The church has also adapted to modern times by offering the option of contactless donations - a thoughtful and convenient feature, especially in these times when digital transactions are becoming increasingly prevalent.In conclusion, St Mary Magdalene Church is a fusion of old and new, a place where history meets comfort. It's a place where you'll find yourself lost in time, whilst being warmly embraced by the present. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace, historical intrigue, or a friendly community, this church welcomes you with open arms. I look forward to my next visit!

A grand church. Was being used for rememberence service for Queen Elizabeth II

Great place for the Haydn Festival concerts

A great venue for a Haydn concert as the acoustics are fab. Thomas Telford designed it in the 18th century to be really light and airy inside whilst still retaining the church feel. Has a super balcony which is in dire need of renovation - probably hampered by lack of funds.

Beauitful area with lots to see and do a nice day out for all the family. The park was shut due to work maintance apart from that there is plenty to keep you busy espeacially if you like to shop.

It's a really good church and i like it that every quarter hour the bells play Westminster chimes

I recently moved to Bridgnorth and the people here are so warm and welcoming. Such a beautiful church too.

Not been there yet.