Holy Trinity C Of E Church

Warrington, United Kingdom

5

2 reviews

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+44 1925 574480
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Market Gate, Warrington, United Kingdom, WA1 2QN
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miWarrington Central
0.5 miWarrington Bank Quay
1.3 miVictoria Square
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Local time (Warrington) 05:28 Friday, 30 May 2025

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2 reviews of Holy Trinity C Of E Church

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Place rating: 5
Warrington, United Kingdom
Smack bang in the middle of town.
I wonderful building once inside with a very recognisable clock tower the building dates from 1758 and the Candelabra one hung in the house of commons!
I go for the classical recitals on some Saturday lunchtimes.
They are free and always top quality due to funding from The Warrington Arts Council Initiative for the Development of Music (WACIDOM)
A little peace of bliss.
Place rating: 5
Wigan, United Kingdom
Holy Trinity Church in the centre of the Warrington shopping centre is one of the most atractive buildings that I have been in I have never been to a service but have been to their coffee bar whilst out shopping and attended the free Saturday afternoon music recitles. Well worth a visit — very friendly staff and volunteers the communion table is 300 years old and the Candelabra came from St. Stephen’s chapel in the House of commons