Photo of St Albans Cathedral, an abbey in Hertfordshire, eastern England.

St Albans CathedralPhoto Agris Belkovskis / Unsplash

Churches in HertfordshireHertfordshire, England

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

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St Albans Cathedral

Abbey near St Albans

Long Norman abbey church over Roman Verulamium.

All Saints' Church, Willian

Church near Willian

Nearly nine-hundred-year-old flint church beside the green at Willian, near Letchworth Garden City.

St Etheldreda's Church

Church near Hatfield

Medieval church above Old Hatfield beside Hatfield House, resting place of two prime ministers and the Cecils of Salisbury.

St Stephen's Church

Church near St Albans

Saxon-founded church over a thousand years old on the southern edge of St Albans, set in an acre of tree-filled churchyard.

St Mary the Virgin, Ashwell

Church near Ashwell

Fourteenth-century church with one of Hertfordshire's tallest spires, its walls scratched with famous medieval graffiti of Old St Paul's and the Black Death.

St Mary's Church, Hitchin

Church near Hitchin

The largest parish church in Hertfordshire, its flint tower dating to 1190, rising over Hitchin's market square.

St Peter and St Paul, Tring

Church near Tring

Chiltern-edge church largely rebuilt in the 15th century, known for a set of grotesque medieval corbel heads in the nave.