St Olave's church

Pre-Norman foundation from church founded by the Earl Siward of Northumbria.

Holy Trinity, Micklegate

Holy Trinity is the remains of a Benedictine priory, founded 1089.

St Helen's Church

York's civic church with 15th century glass.

St Margaret's church, Walmgate

The richest and most beautiful example of pure Norman craftsmanship in York is to be seen in the doorway for the porch of St Margaret's Church.

St Martin-le-Grand

An oasis of peace in the heart of busy Coney Street is the 15th century church of St Martin-le-Grand, badly damaged in the great German air raid of 1942.

St Michael-le-Belfrey

One of the first things to catch a visitor's eye on entering St Michael-le-Belfrey Church, on the south side of the Minster, is an enlarged page from the registers, which began in 1565 and are complete.

All Saints' Church, North Street

Built by craftsmen over three centuries, All Saints' Church in North Street is a fine example of a medieval church.

All Saints' Pavement

York is in the enviable position of having two All Saints' churches within the confines of its city walls.

Holy Trinity, Goodramgate

One church that relies a lot on donations from summer visitors is Holy Trinity Church just off Goodramgate.