Heritage of Great St Mary's Church

Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge, established in 1205, is older than the University of Cambridge. The church has a rich history, suffering destruction in 1290 and reconstructed in 1351, with further expansions in the late 15th century.

This church exhibits a remarkable late-Gothic Perpendicular style, featuring Victorian stained-glass windows, seating galleries, and two organs. Moreover, King Henry VII contributed timber for the roof, emphasizing its historical importance.

Notable Features

🏰 Climb the tower for sweeping views of King's College Chapel and the city. 🎨 Enjoy brass rubbing and children's activities during peak seasons. 🎤 Attend regular services, concerts, and community events at this vibrant church.

Great St Mary's is accessible to all, welcoming tourists, families, and historians keen on exploring this vital piece of Cambridge’s heritage.