St Mildred's Church
St Mildred's Church
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George S
Frinton-On-Sea, UK167 contributions
Sept 2023 • Family
Nothing gave me more pleasure than visiting this truly wonderful place. A church that has Royal connections in every sense. A must see!
Check out the website for more details!
Check out the website for more details!
Written September 21, 2023
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bikerdave2016
Preston, UK81 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
A beautiful church with masses if historical 8nfirmation and a guide to tell you more. An lovely tearoom with super home made food and friendly staff
Written September 14, 2023
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Candice M
Swanley, UK765 contributions
Jun 2023 • Couples
This was our first port of call after the ferry, so we started in the Cafe which is delightful. As we entered the church a volunteer approached us and asked if we would like a little history or wander on our own. We asked for the history and we were totally in awe of the information given to us. David was so knowledgeable and interesting to listen to. It made our visit so wonderful. Thank you so much...
Written August 16, 2023
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Philmex1
Southampton, UK1,880 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
You could easily fit in a visit to St Mildred's Church before or after going to Osborne House. The two go together well as Prince Albert was partly responsible for its design and it was Queen Victoria's parish church.
It's an impressive church both inside and out and unique in all the churches I've visited in its architectural style. There are lots of royal memorials in the church including the tomb of Prince Henry of Battenberg. The volunteers who act as guides in the church are very knowledgeable and happy to give interesting background to the things you can see in the church.
There is a small car park next to the church and a café. We didn't visit the café during this visit, but I recall it being very pleasant the last time I was there.
It's an impressive church both inside and out and unique in all the churches I've visited in its architectural style. There are lots of royal memorials in the church including the tomb of Prince Henry of Battenberg. The volunteers who act as guides in the church are very knowledgeable and happy to give interesting background to the things you can see in the church.
There is a small car park next to the church and a café. We didn't visit the café during this visit, but I recall it being very pleasant the last time I was there.
Written July 27, 2023
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A H
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Jul 2023 • Friends
Our walking group very much enjoyed the church and cafe before walking from the Folly to Newport. Walk up from Folly across the fields was a bit rough and ĺower stile broken, so we went down the road and then walked along the river
Written July 17, 2023
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BrucieBEssexBoy
Billericay, UK237 contributions
Jul 2023 • Couples
Well worth a visit, this little Church was used by Queen Victoria and has a fascinating history. Plenty of information on the Church walls and volunteers around to answer any questions.
Refreshments available in the Church Hall opposite
Refreshments available in the Church Hall opposite
Written July 15, 2023
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Andy G
Windsor, UK157 contributions
Jun 2023 • Family
This is a superb church full of history around Queen Victoria and other notable events linked to the Church.
The on site guides are very knowledgeable and speak enthusiastically about its history.
The building is superbly preserved and wonderful to look at.
The adjoining cafe is a great place to get refreshments and cake after the visit!
Good sized car park makes for easy access.
Look forward to visiting again.
Highly recommended.
The on site guides are very knowledgeable and speak enthusiastically about its history.
The building is superbly preserved and wonderful to look at.
The adjoining cafe is a great place to get refreshments and cake after the visit!
Good sized car park makes for easy access.
Look forward to visiting again.
Highly recommended.
Written June 15, 2023
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jeanann1485
Newark-on-Trent, UK258 contributions
May 2023 • Friends
Took a group of 18 to visit the church.
Fascinating building and very helpful and knowledgeable volunteers.
If you are interested in Queen Victoria and her family you must visit.
The cafe is an added bonus. Amazing value and lovely cakes and sandwiches.
Get your refreshments here not at Osborne House where the cafe is expensive and the food quality poor.
The ladies at Whippingham are to be congratulated for providing such wonderful service and fresh food.
Fascinating building and very helpful and knowledgeable volunteers.
If you are interested in Queen Victoria and her family you must visit.
The cafe is an added bonus. Amazing value and lovely cakes and sandwiches.
Get your refreshments here not at Osborne House where the cafe is expensive and the food quality poor.
The ladies at Whippingham are to be congratulated for providing such wonderful service and fresh food.
Written May 27, 2023
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cazzaco
Woking, UK93 contributions
Oct 2022 • Solo
The church where Queen Victoria worshipped when she stayed at Osborne House. Volunteers on hand to answer any questions & plenty of information boards. Very beautiful gothic church with beautiful views across the River Medina from the graveyard. The coffee shop is well worth a visit for a cuppa & home made cake & more displays of local history.
Written October 13, 2022
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Sonya P
Grimsby, UK524 contributions
Jul 2021 • Friends
I wanted to see this church and learn about its history. My husband and friend were dragged along. Despite this we all enjoyed ourselves. We asked questions from Chris B, who knew so much about the church and area. So interesting. His knowledge was immense and he answered all our questions. Well worth visiting. A beautiful church that I could imagine Queen Victoria worshipping in.
The outside graveyard was also a place of interest. We saw Commonwealth graves there, all well tended. The view of the Media River was so relaxing and lovely to see. A perfect place for rest.
The outside graveyard was also a place of interest. We saw Commonwealth graves there, all well tended. The view of the Media River was so relaxing and lovely to see. A perfect place for rest.
Written July 30, 2021
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Sheila C
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Is St Mildred’s Church accessible to someone in a small mobility scooter? Visiting w/c 19/3/18 what are the opening times for your church please? T.I.A
51Relic
Whippingham, UK69 contributions
Hi I am a guide at St Mildreds Church and the opening time are as follows .
Mon - Thursday 10.00 - 16.00
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