The Guild Chapel

There was an old person inside the chapel but I would really appreciate him that inspite of being so old he continued explaining the history of church to the tourists. He was very humble as he explained me the history and showed me various photographs as well. Beautiful history and beautiful people.

Free to enter this 600 year old one room chapel, and see the medieval wall paintings. There is a one pager inside with information in multiple languages, and a timeline just before you enter that has more details about the hall. Given how central it is, it's worth a few minutes to pop in and see though won’t take longer than five minutes.

Was expecting there would be more paintings, there was only really one main one. The explanations/guides were confusing and there was no one in there. Some inaccurate and made up pictures about Bible stories which was t explained really…I wouldn’t say it’s particularly worth a visit unless you’re especially interested in the time period.

This is a very beautiful chapel in the historic town of Stratford upon Avon and is used by the local boys' grammar school. We attend the service of 9 lessons and carols song by the Stratford Chamber Music Chior.

Great church for a quick visit. There's a volunteer there with a lot of great information about the church and its history. Free, but donations are welcome. No public bathrooms. One service offered on Wednesday.

Recognised as school of William Shakespeare . Memorable place to visit.

A lovely time at the Guild Chapel where we learned so much about the era and the missing wall paintings which was a shame to hear how the Victorian era whitewashed these wonderful #macabreart because of political wars between Catholics and protestants, it was educational and free too though donations welcomed. Such a great time and the guides were helpful too made it fun to learn and I did learn a lot. Thanks for the great time.

Well worth a visit when you're in the area. Historic and magnificent