St Mary’s Church Nottingham

St Mary’s, Nottingham, in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham East Window The Great East window is the oldest Victorian stained glass window in St Mary’s made by John Hardman of Birmingham and installed in 1863 at a cost of £500 as a memorial to Prince Albert the Prince Consort. This is colourful window has 36 lights, much of it hidden by the reredos.

Really beautiful church in the Lace Market district. Appears to be well used for community events which is lovely for such a historic church.

The most beautiful church in Nottingham, and a magnificent building that dates back to the early 15th century, but now bears the familiar Gothic Revival style of so many cathedrals in England. It's not as spectacular on the inside as many other large churches, but worth a visit when in town (Nottingham offers surprisingly few notable historical attractions). The painted glass windows are very nice indeed.

Beautiful church. Open to public and has toilets as well. Self guided tour here, go on a weekday and you will have church to your self. Massive windows with a different saint in each window in stained glass form. The church is big, like massive, makes you feel small and in awe that humans worked together with Gods fortitude to create such a beautiful work of art. Private chapel is secluded and beautiful. Exterior of church is wonderfuly cared for. Wish I could attend a service here at the height of its use. Will come back again to bask in awe.

A nice church to visit with a bonus tour (free but can give a donation) where you are are able to climb to the top of the tower and see a great view of Nottingham from the top! Half way up you get to learn about the bells used in the church by some of the bell ringers - very interesting and a lot to learn - and even get to get right up and close to the bells and mechanisms. Wonderful highlight of a day in Nottingham

Visited on a Friday at noon. It was supposed to be open but was very locked.

A simply wonderful church in the city centre. Full of history and a lovely place to find a quiet spot to pray. We arrived at the end of the main Sunday service, sadly, but had a delightful chat with the new vicar. My family has long association with the church.

Lovely church open to the public, not just for faith but as a community space. The recently gilded roof angels look amazing and the newly refurbished bells sound heavenly 😀