Centre Travel

The Cathedral :   Much of this ancient priority church was rebuilt between 1170 and 1190.  The Cathedral used to extend towards the space now occupied by Tom Quad.  Wolsey knocked down three bays of the nave to make way for his grand college. Thankfully, the rest of the ancient twelfth century church was spared.  It is unique in being not only the diocesan Cathedral but also the college chapel for Christ Church. The Jonah Window (Abraham van Linge, 1630's) is of great interest because only the figures of Jonah                                   is made of stained glass.  The rest of the window consists of small panels of                                             painted glass, showing the city of Nineveh in minute detail. In the North Transept, th...

Mass Times:  Sundays Vigil 6pm                       9.30, 11.30, 5pm Holy Days of Obligation Monday - Friday:   Vigil 6pm                               8am and 1pm St  Malachy's Church 24 St Alfred Street Belfast BT2 8EN Tel:   028 9032 1713

The 900 year-old Church Of Our Lady, tucked away behind Seaton Delaval Hall on the A190, has several features which make it a rarity.  Come and visit. Summer opening times available on our website. Church of Our Lady Seaton Sluice, NE25 8SU T:   0191 291 3139 Email:  jkwaller@blueyonder.co.uk Web:   www.delavalparish.co.uk

10 things to see at this Parish   1 -  The Great East Window   2 - The Pulpit   3 - The Organ   4 - Northern Saints Window   5 - The East End   6 - Guild Shields   7- The North Aisle   8 - Memorial To Tate   9 - Armed Services Window 10- The Lectern AllSaints Church Pavement, York YO1 8RX Priest-in-charge:   01904 623559

The Round Church - Only three other round churches in the UK - Second oldest building in Cambridge - Beautiful Norman archirtecture Open:   Tuesday - Saturday  10am - 5.00pm                            Sunday      1pm - 5.00pm                            Monday     closed Round Church Vestry Bridge Street Cambridge CB2 1UB Tel:   +44 1223 311602 Fax:   +44 1223 306693 Email:   admin@christianheritage.org.uk Web:    www.christianheritage.org.uk

King's College . The college was founded by King Henry VI in 1441. King's is a working College and today has 600 students. (400 undergraduates and 200 graduates)and 100 Fellows (tutors).  Most of these students live and study here. King's College Chapel. The outstanding architecture of the Chapel, together with the artistry of King's College Choir, has spread the fame of the chapel worldwide.  The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, and other broadcast services, have made the Chapel one of the most recognised buildings in England. Chapel Office Tel:   +44(0)1223 331212 for confirmation.                       Web:   www.kings.cam.ac.uk Guided Tours are available through the Cambridge Tourist Office: Tel:   +44 (0)1223 4357574 Fax:  +44(0)1223 457588 Email:   tours@cambridge.gov.uk

Visit the Tower with magnificent views of Cambridge Gift Shop with books, souvenirs and CD's Entry to the Church is free. Normal opening times: Weekdays:   10.00am - 5.00pm Saturdays:     10.00am - 6.30pm Sundays:       121.45pm - 6.30pm Last admission to the Tower is 30 minutes before closing time Visit our excellent Michaelhouse Cafe'. Web:   www.gsm@cam.ac.uk