Overview
A wonderful place full of history and serenity.
Set in the heart of the historic town centre, the Collegiate Church of St Mary – with its 174ft tall tower – is a must-see attraction for visitors to Warwick. It is a major local landmark that receives thousands of visitors from around the globe, who come to admire its architectural grandeur. Founded in 1123, it is famous for its incomparable medieval Beauchamp Chapel with superb stained glass, medieval and Tudor tombs, including that of Sir Robert Dudley, a favourite courtier of Queen Elizabeth 1.
Visitor Info
Directions
For directions to the Church visit the website
Admission prices
Admission to the Church is FREE
To visit the Church Tower admission is as follows
Adults £2.50
Concessions £1
Family £5
Opening hours
Winter Opening Hours – 10.00am – 4.30pm (October – end of March) Last admissions 20 minutes before closing.
Summer Opening Hours – 10.00am – 6.00pm (April – end of September) Last admissions ¾ hour before closing
Sunday Opening 12.30pm – Closing as above
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Guided tours
Guided tours can be arranged with specialist guides – cost £3.00 per person, concessions £2.00. The tour takes approximately 1 hour.
Accessibility
Conferences & meetings
Weddings
A stunning Church for your wedding day.
Weddings are a feature of St Mary’s daily life!
If you would like further information please see http://www.stmaryswarwick.org.uk/index.php?/stmarys/ceremonies