All Saints North Street - The Shrine and Parish Church in York: photos, reviews

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All Saints North Street stands as a serene and captivating testament to York's rich history. This charming church captivates visitors with its stunning stained glass windows, some dating back over six centuries, bathing the interiors in a kaleidoscope of colors. A peaceful atmosphere pervades the space, enhanced by the meticulous care it receives. The angel roof in the Lady Chapel adds an ethereal touch, and recent additions - a tribute to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip - blend seamlessly with the church's timeless elegance. Often referred to as the "Church of Angels," it offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking a moment of reflection amidst its historical grandeur.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Rail Station (Stop RD)

Bus stop 369 m walk

Rougier Street

Bus stop 70 m walk

Clifford Street

Bus stop 351 m walk

Low Ousegate

Bus stop 254 m walk

Museum Street

Bus stop 288 m walk

Royal Mail Offices (Stop RL)

Bus stop 376 m walk

4.7

based on 87 reviews

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4.7/5 87 reviews

Linda Watson

Why to a talk about the magnificent and very rare 13th and 14th century stained glass. A very special church, a place of peace and calm

Sarah Sharples

I was made welcome by the priest and church warden. I stayed at the back of the church where there were tables and chairs, which enabled me to read my book and reflect.

Douglas Walker

Quaint and very historic.

All Saints North Street - The Shrine and Parish Church in York

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