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Bristol Churches, Bristol Cathedrals and Bristol Religious Buildings (Bristol, England)



There are an enormous number of beautiful churches and cathedrals in Bristol and most are in superb condition. Here is a selection of Bristol churches and cathedrals which are well worth a visit during your stay in Bristol.

Bristol Churches: Bristol Cathedral - College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TJ, England
Tel: +44 (0)117 926 4879
Bristol Cathedral was founded in 1140 as an Augustinian monastery and this grand building has developed in a variety of styles over the centuries, becoming a cathedral for Bristol in 1542. The cathedral is vast and is full of history, with many attractions, such as the Norman Chapter House, the Abbey Gateway, the colourful early English Lady Chapel, regular musical performances, a café and a gift shop. Bristol Cathedral features stunning architecture, grotesque gargoyles, a cavernous interior and is situated in the heart of Bristol. The cathedral's beautiful Western towers and nave were added in the 19th century. There is also a small, quiet garden outside the cathedral.
Church open: daily - 08:00 to 18:00




Bristol Churches: St. John's Church - Broad Street, Bristol, BS1 2HL, England
Tel: +44 (0)117 927 7977
Located in Bristol's city centre, St. John's Church is a 14th-century Anglican church and this is one of Bristol's smallest historic churches. Attractions at St. John's Church include a clock tower, a tall spire, thick medieval walls, an attractive nave, beautiful detailed architecture and many other ancient, historic features.
Open - Tuesday and Thursday - 13:00 to 14:00

Bristol Churches: Temple Church - Victoria Street, Bristol, BS1, England
Temple Church, situated in the Redcliffe area of Bristol, was built with poor foundations and as a direct result the church tower started to lean many years ago. This dramatic, ruined church dates back to the 14th century and was built on the site of an even older church. Bristol's Temple Church was badly damaged in the second world war and has remained a poignant reminder of the past ever since.
Church open: daily - 24 hours

Bristol Churches: St. Mark's Church - College Green, Bristol, BS1 5BT, England
Tel: +44 (0)117 929 4350
Located in the centre of Bristol, St. Mark's Church is one of Bristol's most ancient churches and was founded in the early 13th century, when it was the chapel of the Bristol Hospital of the Gaunts. Attractions at St. Mark's Church include spectacular stained-glass windows which date back to the 16th century, a vaulted roof with exceptional attention to detail, statues and stunning architecture. Despite being in the centre of the busy city of Bristol, St. Mark's Church remains a peaceful and relaxing place to visit.
Church open: Tuesday to Saturday - 10:00 to 12:00, 13:00 to 16:00

Bristol Churches: St. Mary Redcliffe Church - 10 Redcliffe Parade West, Bristol, BS1 6SP, England
Tel: +44 (0)117 929 1487
Bristol's St. Mary Redcliffe Church is a parish church and is one of the finest examples of medieval churches in England. This large and imposing church was constructed over a period of around 200 years by the merchants of Bristol. Highly regarded by Queen Elizabeth I, attractions at this Bristol church include guided tours, a small gift shop and regular concerts
Church open: daily, November to April - 09:00 to 16:00, May to October - 09:00 to 17:00
Church admission: free

Bristol Churches: John Wesley's Chapel - 36 The Horsefair, Bristol, BS1 3JE, England
Tel: +44 (0)117 926 4740
Situated in the Broadmead shopping area of Bristol, in the heart of the city centre, Bristol's John Wesley's Chapel is actually the oldest Methodist building in the world and dates back to 1739. This chapel remains in remarkable condition and has been well preserved, remaining completely unspoiled and as it was more than 250 years ago. Attractions at Bristol's historic chapel include the preachers' rooms above the chapel, Wesley's pulpit, and Wesley's original preaching gown, riding whip and bedroom. There is also a small gift shop at John Wesley's Chapel.
Church open: January to February, Monday to Saturday - 11:00 to 14:30
March to December, Monday to Saturday - 10:00 to 16:00
Church admission: free

Here is a list of the main churches and cathedrals in the Bristol area.

Bristol Churches: City Centre area of Bristol

• Bristol Cathedral
• Bristol City Mission
• Broadmead Baptist Church
• Redcliffe Methodist Church
• St. Mary Redcliffe Church

Bristol Churches: Clifton, Cotham and Redland areas of Bristol

• Alma Church
• Bristol Chinese Christian Church
• Buckingham Chapel
• Christ Church Clifton
• City Church - NFI
• Etloe Evangelical Church
• Redland Parish Church
• Tyndale Baptist Church
• Victoria Methodist Church
• Woodlands Christian Centre
  

Bristol Churches: Montpelier, Easton and St. Pauls areas of Bristol

• City Road Baptist Church
• Bristol City Church
• Holy Trinity Easton
• Ivy Pentecostal Church
• Kensington Baptist Church
• Potters House Christian Centre
• Zetland Evangelical Church
  

Bristol Churches: Fishponds, Downend and Stapleton areas of Bristol

• Christ Church Downend
• Downend Baptist Church
• Fishponds Baptist Church
• Grace Church Bristol
• Holy Trinity Stapleton
• St. Mary Fishponds Church
• Stapleton Baptist Church
  

Bristol Churches: Stoke Gifford, Horfield and Filton areas of Bristol/TITLE2]

• Ebenezer Evangelical Church
• Holy Trinity Horfield
• Horfield Baptist Church
• St. Andrew's Methodist Church
• St. Michael's Stoke Gifford
• St. Peter's Church
• Stoke Gifford Baptist Church
  

Bristol Churches: Westbury Park, Bishopston and Henleaze areas of Bristol

• Bishopston Methodist Church
• Cairns Road Baptist Church
• Henleaze and Westbury Community Church
  

Bristol Churches: Bedminster and Southville area of Bristol

• East Street Baptist Church
• Ebenezer Methodist Church
• St. Paul's Church
• Southville Methodist Church
• Zion Methodist Church
  

 
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