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St John the Baptist Church in Burford England is one of the best church i visited so far. It was memorable for me because i was baptised as an Anglican. From the view outside to the inside it was perfect. Also, You can go to the other side to see the other side view of the church with the green scenery. It was an awesome experienced for me to visit this church.. While your exploring the Beautiful Burford, you can come and visit this Church. The architectural design of the church is beautiful. It was wonderful that i visited this church. Exploring alone is not that bad. Recommendable!!
JelJel
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One of the Cotswold wool churches which began its construction in the 11th century and not finished until the 15th. It’s a typically medieval in many aspects of its construction with the central tower being the oldest point in the building. Beautiful stained glass throughout and historical information in every focal point. The graveyard is great for tapophiles like myself with many interesting headstones and features. The surrounding graveyard is beautifully kept with a pathway allowing access to the river.
Tracy MatthewsTracy Matthews
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This church ticks all the boxes, whatever you are interested in, it has in spadefulls. Interesting architecture, wall painting, tombs, beautiful side chapels, modern sculpture. The list goes on. It's easy to spend an afternoon working out the different phases of building over the years from all the faint marks of arches and roofs Highly recommended
kevin millskevin mills
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What a beautiful place , was planing to just walk around the ground but we end up visiting inside the church was open for a public that day. Entry if free of charge but you can do donations cash or contact less. It's absolutely majestic and beautiful inside so it's really worth to visit .
Marta SkorubskaMarta Skorubska
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Nice picturesque place to visit, with some medieval history behind. It's one of the three churches around which are interesting. It is outside the regular touristic route in Burford, so it's not that stressful. Look for the skeleton made out of marble inside.
Francisco DomínguezFrancisco Domínguez
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Beautiful 13th century church that is amazingly well preserved in this picturesque town. The architecture is stunning and services are still available regularly. This is a must see even for non Christians. One of the highlights of my visit to the Cotswolds.
nicholas barcomenicholas barcome
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Church Green, Burford OX18 4RY, United Kingdom
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+44 1993 823788
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burfordchurch.org
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The Anglican Church of St John the Baptist in Burford, Oxfordshire, England is a Grade I listed building. The Church of England parish church is dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, and is described by David Verey as "a complicated building which has developed in a curious way from the Norman".
attractions: Travelodge Burford Cotswolds, Burford Tolsey Museum, restaurants: The Prince of Burford, Huffkins Burford, The Angel at Burford, The Cotswold Arms, Spice Lounge Burford, The Priory Burford - Cafe Tea Rooms & Accommodation, Lynwood & Co Burford, The Carpenters Arms, Bakery on the Hill, The Royal Oak
