Popped in here while visiting Old Bridlington. Lovely old Priory Church with lovely stained glass windows. There is a small gift shop inside selling a variety of things including post cards,pens and notebooks and a little bit of jewellery. There was going to be a...More

The beautifully preserved architecture of the church, a great place to spend time and quiet,The interior of the church in beautiful design

The church is in beautiful condition. The history as told by the artwork is fabulous. Also fun, not just for the kids, finding all the mice carved into the wood throughout the church. Well worth a visit.

We had a lovely time exploring this old church, which is v large inside. The church was created in 1113 originally a monastery. The stained glass windows are beautiful and colourful. Children can follow the mouse hunt trail seeking wooden mice throughout the building. Volunteers...More

went to bridlington for the fortys weekend really enjoyed it but before going round the streets and events went to the 10am morning service in priory church its a magnificent building lovely service inside the priory is a wonderfull experience theres the bayle gate nice...More

Beautiful Church; spotless and well kept. Friendly staff / volunteers. Enjoyed the children's church mouse trail, found most of them ! Lovely calm atmosphere. Interesting displays and stained glass windows. If you like old churches and history this is a must if you are in...More

We visited the Old Town in Bridlington which is a world apart from the brash seaside resort about a mile away. The High Street is lined by Georgian houses and shops and still bears remnants from the filming of *Dad's Army-the movie". There is a...More

This priory church was once double it's current size as part of an Augustinian Monastery and it is still a very large and impressive building. There are some very good tableaux showing the history.

Large for a parish church, but then it was the church for the priory before dissolution. Well worth a visit.

A friendly team greet you at the door, and explain the history of the Priory, There's a chance to find the 18 wooden mice crafted by Thompson, the mouse man. The history is also displayed through hand crafted needlework, which is well worth a look.