The new website has several new and exciting features. You can keep up with the new churches, themed lists, trails and events by signing up for a monthly five minute update. You’ll get great ideas and inspiration for where to visit next. And there is an open invitation to add your church to this inspiring […] Analysis of 2,000 churches by the National Churches Trust’s new church tourism website ExploreChurches has been carried out. Churches were analysed across 8 different categories: interiors, stained glass, churchyards, atmosphere, wildlife, national historic, monuments and social history. With over 4,500 churches and chapels, Wales has some of the most beautiful and historic religious buildings in the world. Including ancient churches, medieval cathedrals, and hilltop chapels – Wales has got the lot! To celebrate and raise awareness of Wales’ religious heritage, we have launched ‘Sacred Wales’ – ‘Cymru Sanctaidd’ giving people a chance […] The Churches Visitor & Tourism Association invites you to LIVERPOOL (St Agnes & St Pancras Church, Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BA) on Saturday June 18th from 10.30am Just £12 (non CVTA Members) or £8 (CVTA Members) plus £4 on the day for a Dayrider bus ticket (free for OAP / Concessionary Pass Holders). Come […] According to new figures published today, more than 10 million people visited Church of England’s Cathedrals last year. The research according to new figures published last week in the Church of England’s Cathedral Research and Statistics Report. Research also revealed that the highest motivating factors for Cathedral attendance were peace and contemplation, worship and music and […]Explore Churches’ new website goes live
England’s top counties for church heritage revealed
Sacred Wales: the search for Wales’ favourite church or chapel
A visit to Liverpool
More than 10 million people visited Cathedrals in England in 2014
Churches Tourism Association
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