Churches in West YorkshireWest Yorkshire, England

9 churches in the Albion Guide across West Yorkshire — see the full churches directory, or everything to explore in West Yorkshire.

All Saints' Church, Otley

Norman-founded church with Anglian cross fragments and the effigy tomb of Lord Fairfax.

Otley

Parish church on the site of a Roman fort, sheltering three Anglo-Saxon crosses below its 15th-century tower.

Ilkley

Titus Salt's Italianate church of 1859 facing Salts Mill, a Grade I centrepiece of the model village.

Saltaire

Elegant Presbyterian chapel of 1752 in Wakefield's city centre.

Wakefield

Fifteenth-century minster with Jacobean box pews, a medieval font cover and the tomb of diarist Anne Lister.

Halifax

Ruined 13th-century church left roofless beside its Victorian successor in the hilltop graveyard.

Heptonstall

One of the best-preserved Norman churches in England, its south doorway ringed with carved beak-heads.

Adel

The Brontes' church at the head of Main Street, where all the family but Anne lie in the vault.

Haworth

Cathedral crowned by Yorkshire's tallest spire, rising over the city's pedestrianised heart.

Wakefield