Religious sites in Plymouth

Historic Religious Sites

Explore Plymouth's architectural and spiritual heritage through these significant sites. The collection features the 15th-century Minster Church of St Andrew, rebuilt after the Blitz, and the Plymouth Synagogue, the oldest Ashkenazi synagogue in the English-speaking world. From the Victorian Gothic design of St Peter’s Church to the Grade II listed Mutley Baptist Church and Sherwell Church, these locations represent a wide range of traditions including Greek Orthodox, Kadampa Buddhism, and the United Reformed Church.

Historic Religious Sites — Map

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A

Minster Church of St Andrew

The Minster Church of St Andrew, also known as St Andrew's Church, Plymouth is an Anglican church in Plymouth.

B

Mutley Baptist Church

Mutley Baptist Church is an evangelical Baptist church and congregation in Mutley Plain, Plymouth, Devon, situated in a large Grade II…

C

Plymouth Synagogue

Built in 1762, this is the oldest Ashkenazi synagogue in the English-speaking world. The Grade II* listed building features a well-preserved Georgian interior and a traditional hand-carved Ark.

D

St Demetrios & St Nikitas Greek Orthodox Church

A Greek Orthodox church serving the local community, housed in a converted 19th-century school building in the Millbay area.

E

Ashoka Kadampa Buddhist Centre

A center for Kadampa Buddhism offering meditation classes and study programs within a converted residential property near Mutley Plain.

F

Sherwell Church

A Grade II listed United Reformed Church designed by architects Paull and Robinson in 1864. This Gothic Revival building is a prominent landmark near the University of Plymouth.

G

St Peter's Church

A Grade II* listed Anglo-Catholic church in Wyndham Square. Designed by architect George Edmund Street, it is noted for its Victorian Gothic architecture and high church tradition.

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