Churches in DerbyshireDerbyshire, England

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

St Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield

Derbyshire's largest church, known across the country for its famously twisted and leaning crooked spire.

Chesterfield

Cathedral on Iron Gate with England's second-tallest medieval tower, Robert Bakewell's wrought ironwork and the tomb of Bess of Hardwick.

Derby

A grand and ancient parish church with a bold Perpendicular tower, dominating the long limestone village.

Youlgreave

The 'Cathedral of the Peak', a soaring 14th-century church built almost in one style as the wool trade boomed.

Tideswell

The plague village's church, with a fine Anglo-Saxon cross in the yard and memorials to the villagers who quarantined themselves in 1665.

Eyam

Cathedral-like town church holding the carved Anglo-Saxon Wirksworth Stone, one of the finest early Christian sculptures in Britain.

Wirksworth

A cruciform medieval church with a 212-foot spire, praised by George Eliot as the finest parish church in England.

Ashbourne

Above an Anglo-Saxon crypt of the 8th century, a rare survivor and burial place of the kings of Mercia.

Repton