Churches in CornwallCornwall, England

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

St Just in Roseland Church

13th-century creekside church whose subtropical churchyard of palms and shrubs tumbles down to a tidal inlet.

St Just in Roseland

The 'Church of the Storms', set almost on the beach at Church Cove with its bell tower built into the rock.

Gunwalloe

Lonely Norman church standing on the exposed cliffs of Glebe Cliff near Tintagel's castle headland.

Tintagel

Church set in a wooded dell above Boscastle on the site of a 6th-century Celtic monastery and holy well.

Boscastle

15th-century moorland church renowned for one of Britain's finest sets of medieval stained glass.

St Neot

Soaring Gothic Revival cathedral of three spires, completed in 1910 as the mother church of Cornwall.

Truro

Norman clifftop church of the poet-vicar Robert Hawker, above the graves of shipwrecked sailors he rescued from the sea.

Morwenstow

The tall 'Cathedral of the Moor' on Bodmin Moor, famed for its 79 carved 16th-century bench ends.

Altarnun

Handsome medieval church above the harbour town, with a wagon roof, carved font and a fox-and-geese pulpit.

Padstow

Ancient moorland church whose famous carved bench-end depicts the Mermaid of Zennor.

Zennor

Tiny leaning-spired church half-buried in the dunes above Daymer Bay, where the poet John Betjeman is buried.

Trebetherick

Bodmin Moor church admired by Betjeman for its richly painted rood screen and leaning granite arcades.

Blisland