If you're exploring Shrewsbury, a visit to St Chad's is an absolute must. I stumbled in here while walking along the town walls and was amazed to find a perfectly circular church with the pews ingeniously laid out to match, all set off by glorious...More

This is one of he iconic buildings in the Shrewsbury skyline, situated by the quarry park. If you go in the graveyard at the back you will find the grave of Ebenezer Scrooge.

What a fascinating church this is! It's not every day you find a round church - beautiful inside and lovely to look at from outside. A very restful and quiet place.

Circular Georgian churches are not something you come across every day-And this one is a beauty! A wonderful building with a great sense of airy space & some interesting stained glass windows,

This church is rather grand, with lovely stained glass windows. It is cool and atmospheric inside and architecturally interesting outside. This is well worth a visit.

This is the only Georgian grade 1 listed church remaining in the UK . It's well worth a visit - particularly the small Military chapel with lots of information and artefacts from WW1. Church guides are on hand to assist and there is a quaint...More

When we visited it was undergoing architectural refurbishment on the outside but visitors were still allowed in. The altar and pews are set in a circle with beautiful stained glass windows. Well worth a visit.

St Chad's is the only Grade One Listed Georgian Circular Church in England. And that's not my professional assessment - it says so on the sign. Being circular, it really is an interesting looking church from both inside and outside. It's difficult getting a good...More

Really worth a visit, there is scaffolding on the outside but dont let that put you off. Really well kept church and it is one of the largest circular churches in the UK. Lovely stained glass and some fantastic decor inside. Great views over the...More

This is the most unique old church I have ever seen! It was under construction we when went but were able to still go inside. It is worth the visit