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The deliberate simplicity of Quaker places of worship.
Today, they are an escape from the hustle and bustle.

400 years ago, a hardy group of pilgrims were on their way to the new world.
Meet five five leading passengers on the Mayflower in 1620.

The Tyne Valley is known for its fine concentration of early churches, many built with stones recycled from Hadrians Wall, arguably the best surviving concentration north of the Alps!

Cornwall’s churches are rarely simple buildings nestling into the landscape. Instead they are assertive structures with heaven thrusting spires or towers, commonly three times the height of the church.

The sacred landscape of Wales is a secret known only to a few. This living work of art, entwined with history, culture and mythology has the power to inspire the mind and soothe the soul.

The unique sacred heritage of Northern Ireland reaches back over 6000 years. Explore neolithic Celtic sites, ancient churches, simple chapels, glorious cathedrals and more. Discover stories of passion and pride, love and wonder.