Top Things to do In Chipping Norton 2021

"For a few pounds you can climb to the top of the tower and enjoy the 360 degree view of Oxford without dead ends, the beautiful stripes and the southern city are the most amazing. The church porch, built in 4500 years, has spiral columns that are a major innovation in British architectural history"

"I miss this land and have deep memories. The first time I knew this place was from a postcard, and then I just saw the story of this church on the Pearl Terrace. Later I came to Coventry to study. I occasionally come here once. I like the sense of history here, and of course I don’t like it again. There is the destruction of war, and may the world be peaceful!"

"St Martin church is not only beautiful but is a an oasis for where the traders and shoppers alike from the vibrant fresh market can pray and give thanks for the bounty of food that is sold in tbe market.There are cafes where you can get hot traditional English fare.... Scrumptious and filling."

"St. Michael’s Church at the North Gate is a very old church in Oxford. It is located on the road leading to Oxford’s commercial street. The flow of people is relatively concentrated. This church is not very large. The biggest feature is the ancient bell tower. The obvious rock-stacked building materials appear ancient, sacred, and solemn under the baptism of years, and there are occasional clergy singing here."

"This church has a pointed tower that can be seen from a distance and is also one of the landmark buildings in the direction of the city center. Located not far from the statue of Lady Godiva, it is a church still in use today."

"The full name of Birmingham Cathedral is St. Phillips Church. It has a history of more than 300 years. It is a Puritan church. The chapel is quiet and quiet. There is a large lawn outside the church with a lot of strange sculptures on it, which is quite interesting. At the same time, you can sit and chat here and enjoy the sun."

"Gloucester Cathedral is an ancient and magnificent giant church in the south of England. It became a place of pilgrimage for people as early as 1300 years ago. The church is buried with King Edward II of England. The Gothic architecture of this church is very beautiful, it is very spacious, there are many different sizes of space, there are three floors to visit. Especially the corridor outside the church is very magnificent. It was used as the filming location of the movie "Harry Potter" twice in 2002 and 2008, and it is worth visiting."

"Unfortunately there was nothing to see due to work being carried out. You can't go up the spire. You can only walk down the left hand side of the Abbey and see the windows. But was still expected to pay the £5 donation per person. Took 5 mind to walk round. Saw more from the outside."

"The name of this church is St. Nicholas Church, located on Church Road in Lower Oddington, England. The church is a Gothic building, not too big, but it is still the tallest single building in this small town. The church can be visited for free, and the decoration inside is very solemn, and the stained glass windows are very artistic."

"Sudeley Castle is a great castle! The only thing you have to visit when you come to England is the castle! This castle has a sense of history and is very good. Overall it is recommended. The self-driving is good and the exhibits are also very rich...a worthwhile trip~"