St Albans Pilgrim Church Trail

The 3 mile trail takes in four historic churches:

St Albans Cathedral – home to the shrine of St Alban, who gave the city its name and was Britain’s first Christian Saint
St Michael’s Church – the most extant Anglo-Saxon building in Hertfordshire, built in the 10th century
St Stephen’s Church – originally built predominantly of wood in around 850, St Stephen’s was rebuilt between 1100 and 1118
St Peter’s Church – originally an Anglo-Saxon building, but rebuilt in the 13th and 15th centuries, its tower is the highest point in St Albans

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