Great Yarmouth Minster

Are used to go there with my mum has we love story longest this year i had to go and other things by myself with my husband it was an easy way to donate buy card

Amazingly wide great parish church...recently retitled a Minster. ...competing with Hull Minster for the designation of being the largest parish church by floor area in England...Hull may be a little longer while Great Yarmouth is wider., the splendid Great Yarmouth Minster was built on such a scale while benefitting from the tarrifs charged for wool being shipped to the Continent in the medieval period

Went to the Christmas fayre with my two young grandchildren, great atmosphere and amazing craft stalls,I it was great to see Father Christmas there too.

Have been made very welcome since first stepping through the door, Beautiful building, it has now became my favourite Sunday mornings, giving thanks and praise amoungst friends. ALL ARE WELCOME

A really beautiful and interesting church to visit, so much to read about Great Yarmouth history. My Mum (a former Wren) appreciated the memorial to Wrens killed when a bomb hit their hostel in WW2 in Great Yarmouth. We appreciated the warm welcome by friendly volunteers.

Visited the Minster on the run up to Christmas, so quite a lot going on, but the minister took the time to come and chat with us and point us in the right direction.Some beautiful architecture, and stained glass, as well as the organ, some artifacts such as the nativity altar back made our visit fascinating and instructive.

We enjoyed visiting the Great Yarmouth church during our travels, which left a lasting impression on us. The first thing that struck us was the remarkable level of accommodation we received. After a long journey, my partner urgently needed to use the restroom, and the staff at the church were more than happy to oblige. Their willingness to assist us in our time of need was truly appreciated, and it set the tone for our entire experience.While my partner was inside, I took a moment to take in the surroundings, and I couldn't help but notice the vibrant atmosphere of the local area. The church seemed to be located at the heart of a bustling community, and it was a delight to witness the numerous activities happening around. Whether it was people gathering for events, children playing in nearby parks, or locals engaging in conversations, there was a palpable sense of liveliness and camaraderie. It was evident that the Great Yarmouth church played an active role in fostering a sense of togetherness within the community.One aspect that immediately caught our attention was the church building itself. It was a beautiful structure that exuded a sense of grandeur and history. The architectural details were impressive, and it was clear that great care had been taken to preserve and maintain the building. From the well-maintained exterior to the immaculate interior, everything was in pristine condition. It was evident that the Great Yarmouth church prioritised the upkeep and preservation of their place of worship, creating a visually appealing and welcoming space for visitors like us.But what made the Great Yarmouth church stand out was its community-driven solid ethos. In an era where individualism often takes precedence, it is increasingly rare to come across places prioritising community engagement and involvement. However, the Great Yarmouth church broke the mould. The warm and inclusive atmosphere permeated every corner of the church. It was not merely a place of worship but also a vibrant hub where people came together to connect, share, and support one another. It was heartening to see the sense of belonging and genuine care that radiated from the church community.Overall, our visit to the Great Yarmouth church was an unforgettable experience. From the accommodating nature of the staff to the vibrant local activities, the impressive building, and the solid community-driven focus, every aspect of our visit left a lasting impression. It is reassuring to know that there are places like the Great Yarmouth church that embrace and celebrate the power of community, creating an inviting and inclusive space for all. We left with gratitude and admiration for the remarkable spirit that thrives within the Great Yarmouth church community.

Beautiful architecture, even some Norman still visible, helpful knowledge staff. Shame about the poor Witches though.Lovely to walk around for the afternoon. Very weird wildlife extremely over friendly, squirrels, Crows, Pigeons etc.

Had a look around outside, as unfortunately it wasn't open when we visited.Beautiful church and grounds.

We visited the Christmas Market held inside the minster. Many of good stalls in this atmospheric and roomy building