St Giles' Church in Cambridge: photos, reviews

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St Giles' Church in Cambridge stands as a captivating blend of history and community spirit. With roots reaching back to the early 11th century and a predominant Gothic style from its 19th-century reconstruction, it charms visitors with its magnificent Victorian-era architecture. The stone arches and intricately painted screens inside offer a glimpse into the artistic grandeur of the past. Its stained glass windows, depicting saints and notable figures, invite reflection amid the colorful light that spills across the pews. Beyond its architectural beauty, St Giles' Church is deeply involved with the community through significant outreach and social projects. It welcomes worshipers to both Anglican and Romanian Orthodox services, providing a spiritual haven for diverse congregants. Whether you're attending a traditional Christening ceremony or simply exploring its historic halls, St Giles' Church offers an enriching experience for all.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Castle Street

Bus stop 97 m walk

Bridge Street

Bus stop 384 m walk

The Busway Shire Hall

Bus stop 175 m walk

Shire Hall

Bus stop 255 m walk

St Peter's Street

Bus stop 32 m walk

Hertford Street

Bus stop 249 m walk

4.7

based on 136 reviews

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4.7/5 136 reviews

Sophy

St Giles’ Church in Cambridge is a true gem—beautiful, spacious, and full of history. The stunning architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and welcoming community make every visit memorable. Its Grade II*-listed status is well deserved, with gorgeous stained glass, intricate woodwork, and fascinating historical features dating back to the 11th century. The church is open daily, offering a calm retreat right in the city centre, and often hosts concerts, community events, and festivals

yhjitsh

Under renovation, beautiful church

Debra Doser

This was such a interesting church and I had the honor of speaking with a 92 year old lady and let me tell you she has it together. She was dressed beautifully and was waiting to go into mud day prayer group. I could only imagine what this chruch looked like 80 years ago when she was 12. This is what I love traveling and meeting interesting people. Don't get me wrong, I love seeing the cool places, but after speaking with her today, this reminded me why I love to.

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St Giles' Church in Cambridge

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