Reviews of St James' Priory. (Museum) in Bristol (Bristol).

St James' Priory

104 Reviews

39 Comments

Museum

Heritage building

Church

Non-profit organisation

Tourist attraction

1 Whitson St, Bristol BS1 3NZ

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Information of St James' Priory, Museum in Bristol (Bristol)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of St James' Priory

Monday

10 am–4 pm

Tuesday

10 am–4 pm

Wednesday

10 am–4 pm

Thursday

10 am–4 pm

Friday

10 am–4 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

7:30–9:30 am

Reviews of St James' Priory

M. L.

A very special haven in the centre of Bristol. Cafe open Mon to Fri and the oldest building in Bristol. Beautiful stained glass with a special story attached to it. Well worth a visit.

M. G.

Beautiful place for hiring a meeting room. Good food and facilities, beautiful building.

J. R.

Amazing place, ran by enthusiastic and lovely people. Recommend the cafe highly

J. D.

The oldest building in Bristol. And an incredibly beautiful one too.

Great cafe and meeting rooms. Relaxed atmosphere in cafe.

R. H.

Beautiful building, fantastic staff and yummy food!!

H. M.

Very nice cafe and meeting rooms at the priory.

S. F.

Amazing food and beautiful, peaceful oasis in centre of the city

R. T.

Beautiful architecture. Went to a wonderful concert

D. G. J.

1126AD transforms thought Earth to Heaven: Holy/Holy/Holy.

L. F.

5of 5.very good service.really felt the mass.

N. H. A.

It was founded in 1129 as a Benedictine priory by Robert, Earl of Gloucester, the illegitimate son of Henry I.

Old church close to bus station, outside you will find druggies and beggers

M. C. m.

Really great place to worship x

t. m.

This church is a house of God, so I like very much.

J. J.

A wonderful place for prayer.

C. B.

Great service provided by a caring team

J. K.

Beautiful, transcendental, peaceful.

B. L.

Beautiful peaceful place

S. S.

Beautiful building.

D. L.

Beauty in the heart of Bristol.

R. W.

Remote from the tracks of man, eh.

R. W.

It is the oldest building in Bristol and they renovated it very well. After you have done something for your brain, you can do something for your body, because there is a café just outside and all the profit goes to that charity which helped to restore the church and also helps people in need.

j. u.

Beautiful place.

C. W.

Quiet place of sanctuary in the heart of the city.

G. A.

JESUS IS ALIVE

C. S.

Lovely

A. G.

Great place

A. J.

It is not as big as other churches, but very beautiful.

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K. S.

Extremely important building built long ago they say it's the oldest building in Bristol !!! Very photographic stone masons probably chiseled the whole of the prioress stone's and glass windows probably be made by glass blowers # I wounder if Bristols Blue Glass maker's / blowers had been a part of the most important beautiful religious building of Bristol. I have dropped in the priory & walked around the worshipping hall signed the visitors book when I was 15 knocking off school at school Hartcliffe secondary school the original public school of The Cliffs (Hartcliffe Bristol ) community. I really like to see the priory now I'm older see for myself to pray for me and my family too. See if I become a 100% believer in God Almighty AH MEN.

D. B.

A more spiritual peaceful church in the centre of Bristol you will not find.Sit in front of the blessed sacrament and let your mind calm the oldest building in Bristol.You can feel the history.