Saint Chad's Church

Great place to visit if you have the time very colourful stained glass windows inside shame did not get time to enjoy. they also was going to have a small show concert but did not have time to stay and listen to it. but have been told its worth a visit at the correct time.

A fabulous church in Shrewsbury.It has a lovely feel to it.It's very peaceful, and there is an upstairs gallery,, fashioned in a curved format. Fantastic!It's also very close to the river for extending your walk.

Great place to visit. We walked around the grave yard and found Ebenezer Scrooge's grave, not the real one but the used in Clive Donner's reduction of The Christmas Carol.

Lovely and usually church, shape of the building allows for a larger that normal of pews all very well maintained. Lovely enamel windows and organ.

Normally most churches are pretty standard. Look nice from the outside and basic from within.However, this church is quite the contrary. It has like such a beautiful architecture of its own and in such a unique of circular shape.The church entrance has two entrances. The first septum is for like Sunday class room i am told by the vicar and the second septum is the main entrance to the inner core of the church where visitors book and ceremonies are held.Its inside is very beautiful. The window carving, painting on the glasses, pulpit, set up for children and the front to where people are christened.Very warm inside with the central heating working perfectly. They also have a children's play area.Parking is free (I believe) but limited.

Went to see Ebeneezer Scrooge grave from A Christmas Carol film set left in situ after filming. St Chads is a beautiful church in a fabulous setting. Loved the whole experience.

A must visit when in Shrewsbury because this church is quite unique in terms of its splendid architecture. The circular nave is the main attraction but also the stained glass windows. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable about the history of the church. Evensong at 6pm on Sundays is an experience not to be missed.

Really lovely interesting church. Have lunchtime concerts on a Friday in Feb through to April.

A distinctive looking church built in 1792 on the hill in the Shrewsbury overlooking the Quarry Park and the River Severn. The bell tower is visible across much of the town, and the unique, round structure lends itself to a very characterful nave and alter. Even the pews themselves are rounded, all facing towards the altar and impressive stained glass windows.There is a mezzanine around the nave with additional seating. There is also a small chapel to the old Shropshire Regiment.