Churches in StaffordshireStaffordshire, England

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

Lichfield Cathedral

The only medieval English cathedral with three spires, guarding the Lichfield Gospels, the carved Lichfield Angel and Flemish Herkenrode glass.

Lichfield

G.F. Bodley's Gothic Revival masterwork rising in a remote hamlet, an opulent estate church regarded as one of his finest.

Hoar Cross

Pugin's jewel-box masterpiece, its slender spire outside and every inch of the interior blazing with painted, gilded Gothic Revival colour.

Cheadle

Rare rural church attributed to Sir Christopher Wren, a serene 1670s essay in relaxed classicism among the parkland of the Ingestre estate.

Ingestre

Surviving nave of a Benedictine priory, with a richly carved Norman west doorway reckoned among the best Romanesque work in the country.

Tutbury

Ancient sandstone church by Stowe Pool on the site of St Chad's 7th-century hermitage, with its holy well close by.

Lichfield