Reviews of All Saints' Church : Brixworth. (Church) in Northampton (Northamptonshire).

All Saints' Church : Brixworth

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Station Rd, Brixworth, Northampton NN6 9DF, United Kingdom

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Reviews of All Saints' Church : Brixworth

k. m.

Amazing early saxon church with later Norman additions. Wonderful inside and out , great acoustics. Wonderful array of info booklets , and information. Do visit its a hidden gem

R. D.

Beautiful church very old 680 AD. Very unusual In side and out. The decorations and design is simplistic but beautiful.

A. S.

Impressive historic church with history going back nearly 1500 years. naturally it lack some modern amenities. Attended parts of a music festival with music from the last 700 years or so. Nice old village centre with modern house surrounding. Surrounding countryside very pretty.

P. H.

You'll see an interesting mix of styles and materials used at this church, and it is really old, so that's something to enjoy too. Visit on your bike and you'll have a nice ride downhill when you leave.

T. V. G.

Great place to relax and enjoy your time, and the millennium garden is a lovely place to sit for a picnic or just to sit and relax

B. I.

A very old church in a lovely setting. Parking on site. Good to see advent reading books available and up to date pew bibles.

J. C.

Lovely old quiet church where you can sit and reflect. New visitors are welcome. Ample parking.

V. R.

This was a beautiful & unexpected Saxon church.... Lots to see. Wonderfully historic.

A. W.

A historic saxon Church. Well worth a look.

S. A.

Grew up in this village, but took the church for granted. Set on the North West edge of the village it overlooks rolling fields. The church itself is simple, but calming. Local Trivia: 1. Walk around the edge of the church outside 3 times on the same steps and legend has it that of you open the church doors you'll see the Black Monk... 2. Look for the Golden "Y" set in to the outside stone work about 10 feet up on opposite corner to the door. No one knows what it symbolises or why it was put there.

D. B.

Didn't have the pleasure of going inside but what a beautiful church it is, the exterior of course

E. L.

Lovely welcome to lessons and carol service by the Rector and congregation

D. L.

Beautiful old church, over 1000 years old. Lovely romanesque architecture and lovely hidden features. The oldest church in Northamptonshire is always worth a visit

U. A. V. B. a. R.

The iconic All Saints' Church at Brixworth has much history attached to it due in part to its Saxon connections. Regular Sunday Services accompanied with bell ringing. Wheel-chair accessible, reasonably sized off-road car parking area close to the Church. Toilet facilities can be found at the Heritage centre located on Church St. / Cross Hill junction. The six bells, although heavy in weight are relatively easy to ring and have good tonal qualities. Upper floor ringing area.

It's a church very nice interior great bits of furniture you can even see some old Roman bits and bobs stuck into the walls over time.

C. “.

Had a brief visit. There are Relics of St Boniface here. So worth a pilgrimage. Very nice inside. Lots of history to this church buikding.

C. d. H.

We went there for a concert, lovely building. Alas no opportunity to look at it in more detail, will need to pay another visit to have a proper look at this historic building (one of the treasures of Northamptonshire)! Christiaan 👍🙂👌

C. B.

A very interesting church. Amazing to think just how old some parts of the building are. Well worth a visit.

K. E.

One of the best Anglo-Saxon churches in the country.

E. C.

Saxon origins built on a Roman site. Claims that it is the oldest Church north of the Alps. V interesting. Worth a visit

R. z. K. (.

Anglo-Saxon old church with old cemetery around

L. A.

Saxon and later church with some re-used Roman bits too. The largest surviving Anglo Saxon building in the country. In continuous use since the 7th Century. Free car park by the church.

S. S.

One of the few Saxon built churches still in use. Great variety of architecture from across the ages.

E. Y.

This church is well worth a visit, full of history, magnificent inside very clean and a good walk in the grounds

A. M.

Only able to view outside at moment. Great example of a Saxon Church. Grade 1 listed

D. W.

All Saints' Church, Brixworth, 7th century. Many elements from the original building remain visible, along with later additions from further phases of building in the 10th, 14th and 19th centuries. Situated in the attractive village of Brixworth which makes this an interesting visit for an hour or 2.

K. L.

Beautiful ancient church. Believed to be one of the oldest if not the oldest church in the British Isles to be still in continuous use.

G. D.

Beautiful place. Nice village. I recommend.

n. l.

went to the christmas market which they hold every year it was busy stalls were okay bought some chutney and a few other bits and pieces for christmas well worth the visit