Churches in LeicestershireLeicestershire, England

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

Holy Trinity, Staunton Harold

A rare church built during the Commonwealth, set beside the hall and lake, now in the care of the National Trust.

Town-centre church with a soaring 14th-century broach spire and, unusually, no churchyard.

Fine 15th-century church beside the castle, rebuilt by Lord Hastings and keeping a rare finger pillory.

Priory church perched on a limestone crag, keeping some of England's finest Anglo-Saxon carved friezes.

Grade I collegiate church in the bailey of Leicester Castle, begun in 1107 and rich in Norman detail.

Tiny Tudor chapel in the fields near Launde, celebrated for its early-16th-century stained glass.

A working Cistercian monastery in Charnwood Forest, England's first since the Reformation, brewing Tynt Meadow ale.

The city's oldest church, standing beside the Roman Jewry Wall with Roman tile built into its Saxon walls.