St Peter's Church — Attraction in Nottingham

With over 900 years of history, originally built around 1100, St. Peter’s has seen it all — from fire and rebuilds to moments of love and faith.

Walking through its stunning architecture, I can feel the history in every corner. It’s the perfect spot for a laid-back weekend stroll, taking in the beauty and calm of this iconic Grade I listed building.

Whether you’re into history or just looking for a peaceful escape in the heart of the city, St. Peter’s won’t...

What a beautiful old church great place for a sit down and watch the world go by plus theirs a cafe nextdoor so you can have refreshments and snacks plus it's nicely decorated and furnished lovely the staff are very welcoming and friendly service not to expensive and toilets are clean plus m&S are next door and McDonald's facing the church if you don't like the idea sitting nextdoor...

A well-maintained Anglican church in the city centre; a few steps away from Old Market Square. A local told me that the original church had been destroyed by fire around 1153 after Matilda’s attack. Empress Matilda was among those who claimed the English throne during the Anarchy (civil war). Matilda, who fought against her cousin, was the daughter of Henry...