Churches in ShropshireShropshire, England

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

Shrewsbury Abbey

Timber-framed medieval town in a Severn loop.

Perfect little Norman chapel standing alone in a Corvedale field, unchanged since the 12th century.

Norman parish church beside the priory ruins, its long history bound up with the town's ancient abbey.

Richly furnished 15th-century collegiate church nicknamed the 'Westminster Abbey of the Midlands' for its alabaster tombs.

Vast medieval 'cathedral of the Marches' with a soaring tower, misericords and a window to A. E. Housman.

Light Georgian church beside the castle ruins, designed in 1792 by the engineer Thomas Telford.

Rare all-timber black-and-white medieval church leaning over the River Vyrnwy, its interior a cage of oak.

Isolated early-1600s chapel near Acton Burnell, kept by English Heritage with its rare complete set of period fittings.

Pugin-family Gothic Revival Roman Catholic cathedral overlooking the Severn in the county town.

One of England's tallest spires crowns this redundant medieval church, a treasury of stained glass in the old town.

Twelfth-century Corvedale church near Craven Arms, admired for its old glass and quiet setting.

Cruciform church near Ludlow with Saxon stonework still visible, serving the parish for a thousand years.