Churches in BuckinghamshireBuckinghamshire, England

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

All Saints' Church, Wing

One of the most complete Anglo-Saxon churches in England, keeping a rare apse and crypt beneath later work.

Wing

Flint village church keeping vivid medieval wall paintings, including a large St Christopher, uncovered under later plaster.

Little Missenden

Small redundant chapel of flint and chalk beside the Thames near Eton, kept by the Friends of Friendless Churches.

Boveney

Flint church on the green of the much-filmed village of Turville, familiar from The Vicar of Dibley.

Turville

Big spired church over the Great Ouse at Olney, linked to the hymn-writers Cowper and Newton and the town's pancake race.

Olney

Hilltop church rebuilt by Sir Francis Dashwood with a golden ball on the tower big enough to seat a party, above the Hellfire Caves.

West Wycombe

Large church set alone on a steep isolated mound above the vale, a landmark for miles near Ivinghoe.

Edlesborough

Late-medieval Perpendicular church standing almost alone in the north Bucks fields, known as the Cathedral in the Fields.

Hillesden