St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church in Durham: photos, reviews

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St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church in Durham stands as a beacon of history and beauty, attracting visitors with its splendid architecture and compelling past. The church's tall steeple, visible from miles away, invites all to explore its vibrant interior, adorned with exquisite stained glass that captures the light in a dance of colors. Inside, the warmth of a close-knit family community is palpable, with dedicated volunteer guides eager to share the church's rich heritage. This site holds a special place in history as the location of the oldest surviving translation of the Gospels into English and was once the original home of the Lindisfarne Gospels. Its story is enriched by the touching tale of St. Cuthbert, adding a deep sense of significance to every visit. Whether for a modern Sunday service, a special event like a wedding, or a simple wander through time, this well-kept sanctuary offers an enriching experience with its stunning vistas and vibrant communal spirit.

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4.7/5 143 reviews

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5/5 9 reviews

Waÿne Mcmanus

Lovely church

Michael Boÿle

Such a beautiful church where my daughter was married after lockdowns were lifted, but still with a limit of 30 people.

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Lovely stained glass windows in the resting place of St.Cuthbert's coffin, prior to its final residence at Durham Cathedral.

St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church in Durham

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