If you're not self isolating, you can visit churchyards and some cathedrals, churches, chapels and meeting houses.

After months of school work on your kitchen table, you deserve a break.
Each week of the summer holidays we will create a new page of fun things to do in a church or churchyard, or from home.

We are inviting you; our friends, supporters of the National Churches Trust and anyone who loves churches to chose your favourite church.

We are working with The Arts Society to add their wonderful children's to our church pages. The number will grow over coming months, but here is a page with all the trails online so far.

Cumbria has a history of invasion and settlement; the Romans, Anglo Saxons, Vikings, Normans and Border Rievers have each left their story in it's church buildings.

Noted for its myths and legends, Nottinghamshire's past is woven around its abundance of magnificent medieval churches.

In all corners of Devon, not only will you find quaint villages and exquisite cream teas, you’ll also find tremendous examples of history.