Top Things to do in Essex
Top Hotels in Essex
- 1. Hampton By Hilton London Stansted Airport
- 2. Novotel London Stansted Airport
- 3. Premier Inn London Stansted Airport hotel
- 4. Radisson Blu Hotel London Stansted Airport
- 5. Travelodge Stansted Great Dunmow
- 6. The George Hotel
- 7. Roslin Beach Hotel
- 8. The County Hotel
- 9. Premier Inn Thurrock East hotel
- 10. London Chigwell, BW Signature Collection by Best Western
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Things to do in Essex, England: The Best Churches & Cathedrals
Discover the best top things to do in Essex, United Kingdom including Monastery Of Saint John The Baptist, St Nicolas Church, St Michael & All Angels Church, All Saints with St. Peter Maldon, St Paul's Parish Church, St. Helen's Chapel, St Mary the Virgin and All Saints Church, St Mary The Virgin Church, Chelmsford Cathedral, Greensted Church.
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1. Monastery Of Saint John The Baptist
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By X2513MRstephenb - Essex, United Kingdom
Beautiful and peaceful Orthodox Monastery in the Essex countryside. The Priests and Nuns are very welcoming and along with other visitors we were invited to lunch with them. Plenty to explore in and around the gardens, the crypt and the small church. Very humbling.
2. St Nicolas Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
3. St Michael & All Angels Church
4. All Saints with St. Peter Maldon
5. St Paul's Parish Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
St Paul's was conceived as part of the original Master Plan for Harlow new town. Designed by Derrick Humphrys, it was consecrated in April 1959. Its copper covered spire surmounted by a golden cross rises 95 feet. Internal features include the original brightly coloured furnishings designed by R.W. Hurst,the decorative colour scheme and the imposing John Piper mosaic of the Risen Christ at Emmaus
6. St. Helen's Chapel
7. St Mary the Virgin and All Saints Church
8. St Mary The Virgin Church
9. Chelmsford Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 273 reviews
A Cathedral in the heart of the city centre. Open daily for worship, prayer or simply to look round. There are many free concerts and exhibitions running throughout the year. See the Cathedral website for details; chelmsfordcathedral.org.uk There is no entry charge and we are situated just five minutes from the bus and railway stations.
Reviewed By Rizzo999 - Billericay, United Kingdom
Attended a further lunchtime concert, They occur on most Fridays from 12.30. Although it would be worth checking just in case there would be a need to change the schedule. Teas, coffees, sandwiches and cakes are sold from 12 noon by the most charming volunteers. This time it was the Brentwood School Big Band plus Choir. We have attended these lunchtime concerts many times over the years and would consider this Band to be the best event on their annual schedules.
10. Greensted Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By HilaryD404 - Epping, United Kingdom
Remarkable old timbers make this church very special. Although changed over the centuries part is probably the oldest wooden church in the world and a few years back it appeared on the British postage stamps. The location is peaceful and rural. Rather appropriately it also has some beautiful modern wood work in the form of the font designed by Sir Hugh Casson. There is lots of interesting history associated with the building.
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