Attractions in Stoulton - Heart of England

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Church of St Dennis (Approx 8 Miles)

The medieval church of St Dennis stands on a hill at the edge of the village of Stoke Severn, looking down over the river Rhydd to the West. Built over the remains of a Roman building, the church has stood...

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Church of St James the Great (Approx 4 Miles)

This imposing church was originally built in the Fifteenth century then rebuilt with cotswold stone in 1871. It retains its original West tower. The Lychgate entrance to the churchyard is particularly interesting, as it incorporates the chancel arch and Romanesque...

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Church of St John the Baptist (Approx 7 Miles)

This lovely church was built in the Twelfth century with some Nineteenth century additions. The church has a delicate belltower with three ancient bells. It is situated at the heart of the peaceful village of White Ladies Aston. This village...

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Croome Park (Approx 8 Miles)

Croome Park is a wonderful open space that offers one of the most exhilarating areas of parkland in this area of the country. Filled with mature trees, and some of the most beautiful native plants, the park encourages a...

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Marshall Medical Museum (Approx 7 Miles)

The Gorge Marshall Medical Museum is dedicated to the long and fascinating study of medicine in this country. Of course, this has always been one of the most important areas of research as self preservation is the number one...

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St Mary the Virgin Church, (Approx 4 Miles)

This church is famous for its wealth of medieval sculpture. This includes a carving of a rabbit just inside the porch. The medieval font is carved around the base with mysterious, romping beasts.The church was built in the Eleventh century...

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St Peter's Church (Approx 7 Miles)

This striking medieval church, built of local stone, has a 12th Century nave and a later medieval chancel. The present timber framed tower dates from medieval times. It is famous for its romanesque sculptures and gargoyles. For instance, on the...

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St Peter’s Church (Approx 7 Miles)

St Peter’s is a quiet country church in the picturesque village of Abbot’s Morton.People have worshipped on this site for over a thousand years, and have left evidence of their faith in the architecture and decoration of the building. The...

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St Peter’s Church (Approx 4 Miles)

The church of St. Peter at Besford has the best medieval timber-framing of Worcestershire churches. The church consists of a chancel with a modern north vestry, nave, south porch and west bellcote with two medieval bells. The old chancel, of...

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St. Leonard’s Church (Approx 7 Miles)

The church of St. Leonard is small in size but unusual and distinctive in construction. The building consists of a simple chancel and nave and dates from the Twelfth century. The west window is of the Fourteenth century, featuring decorative...

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