St Peter's Church

lovely church with lots of history. lots of artefacts within the church, the most impressive being a viking hogsback gravestone. had a nice walk around the churchyard which also had a stunning view of the beach.

This place is a little haven... Quiet and peaceful. Somewhere to collect your thoughts, has a magical garden, as well as being very photogenic

Nice little church with loads of history. Cemetery goes right down to the sea front with some very old graves and tombstones. Shame it wasn't open to look inside.

I was sad to visit today to pay tribute to my granny and light a candle in her honour to be coldly greeted by the vicar as I was making a donation to the church. He asked if I was there for the service to which I replied no I just wanted to light a candle and wouldn’t be long. I found him very rude and unwelcoming which you don’t expect a Vicar to be. This was at 15:30 his service was at 16:00 and I was less than 5 minutes. The church is a house of god and a place where we can take time to remember lost loved ones everyone should always feel welcome. Very disappointing which is a shame considering the beauty of the church itself.

We got married here so it gas a special place in our hearts lovely little church on the hill over looking the sea.great area surrounding it managed by the national Trust wonderful walking along the cliff tops

Very interesting site I think to date this is one of the oldest that I have visited, I would have liked to see the interior unfortunately, the church itself was closed due to work being carried out,

Lovely church and very intetesting history. Went in the cafe as the doors were open and wanted to have a look at the craft items for sale as the money is fot charity. There were people in there but were were very rudely told by a lady we are not open today". Her attitude was awful and very unexpected so would never return."

Absolutely stunning church ⛪️. It's situated in village of Heysham and it's recorded in National Heritage list of England. Has been completed in 1864 and it's absolutely beautiful from outside and inside especially.Next to church are cathedral ruins and miniature garden.

It was closed at 9.15 so I can’t rate the chich itself, but from the outside it looked nice.Walk 2 minutes more for the saxon chapel and the graves.