Churches in CambridgeshireCambridgeshire, England

Great lantern tower riding above the flat Fens.

Dramatic Norman nave and painted timber ceiling.

Spacious, lofty church east of Cambridge, largely 13th and 14th century, with an unusual stone rood screen and west porch.

Marshland church near Wisbech with a soaring 14th-century broach spire and a rare medieval Tree of Jesse window.

Fen-edge church famous for its rare 14th-century stone-vaulted side chapel and a superb angel roof over the nave.

Two medieval churches share a single fen-edge churchyard here, a rare survival with a striking octagonal Norman tower.

The mellow riverside church at the heart of Rupert Brooke's Grantchester, its clock immortalised in his wartime poem.

Fenland market-town church distinguished by its tall, elegant 15th-century crocketed spire, a landmark for miles across the peat.

The surviving Norman nave of a great Benedictine abbey stands as the parish church of this former fen-island village.