Churches in BedfordshireBedfordshire, England

7 churches in the Albion Guide across Bedfordshire — see the full churches directory, or everything to explore in Bedfordshire.

All Saints Church, Chalgrave

Isolated downland church prized for its medieval wall paintings, the oldest a late thirteenth-century row thought to show the apostles.

The surviving nave of an Augustinian priory, with a Norman west front.

Surviving nave of a Norman Benedictine nunnery church at Elstow, where John Bunyan was baptised, with a detached bell tower on the green.

Grand cruciform church consecrated in 1322, rich in medieval brasses and memorials, with a frieze of carved beasts on its exterior.

Cathedral-like Early English church of the 1220s above the Great Ouse, one of the finest medieval buildings in the county.

Medieval church with Saxon stonework and a fourteenth-century wall painting of the Crucifixion, above the Ouse in Turvey.

Chequered flint-and-stone church that has served the village at the foot of the Barton Hills for around 800 years.