Minster Church of St. Andrew

This church is sooooo beautiful

Came here to do photography on behalf of my society to take shots of the Plymouth University choir. Both the inside and outside of the church is nice and aesthetic. The staff are very friendly and helpful!

A well established church in the centre of Plymouth. Lovingly restored after the trauma of the WW2 blitz on the city. Exquisite stained glass windows illuminate the east and west aspects. Well staffed by knowledgable guides who are keen to answer any questions.

The story of brave people's resistance.When the discovery of unstable wartime rubble halted work on improvements in the heart of Plymouth recently, it was a stark reminder of the terrible devastation faced by the city and its people during the Blitz 80 years ago.Amid the rubble, American soldiers man an ack-ack gun in Plymouth, part of the defence against air raids on the city and naval base. In the background, the damaged St Andrew's Church and the Guildhall.(Image: Mirrorpix)

I don't believe in God anymore.....not since I watched my devout Christian mum suffer a living death for 14 months. But, it is a lovely church, very tranquil, well kept, and the people are so friendly. And it must be a wonderful sanctuary for those who treasure religion. I try and get in to watch the Summer recitals every Wednesday at 1.10pm as often as possible. There is something special about live music at lunchtime in a church.....sounds so lovely and very nostalgic for me. I sit and listen in wonderment and my imagination flows freely and releases so much stress and anxiety.....hats of to the Minster for staging them....brilliant. Just wish I still had my Mum.......

Friendly folk, good word, easy Access toilet, plenty of parking nearby

We attended the Easter evening service here during our vacation. It was a great worship service with sound preaching. Everyone was very welcoming. We felt right at home.

Lovely stained glas windows,some depicting the war damage during WW2. There is another building behind the church,the Prystine House which carries some age. Friendly volunteers,afternoon recitals and meals from midday (check when they're on first). Worth a visit for the history and windows.

I went to see the quilts. Very friendly people, but although it was lovely to see the exhibition, the layout was poor, with blank reverse quilts as you walk in and exhibits not in numerical order, so difficult to follow the route. Beautiful work though.

Stunning church beautiful windows and architecture