Visit St Mary’s, Titchwell
St Mary's Church, Titchwell, is a beautiful East Anglian Round Tower Church, situated on the North Norfolk Coast between Brancaster and Hunstanton. Part of the round tower and the nave foundations are more than 1,000 years old.
"A tiny church with a round tower in the middle of the north Norfolk marshes. It has an extraordinarily peaceful atmosphere and seems completely in tune with its landscape".
"The Victorian chamber organ was built in the 1850s and installed at Titchwell in the 1890s. For its small size, it has a lovely tone. The first aim of the Friends of Titchwell Church is to raise enough money for the PCC to have it completely refurbished".
By Car
Follow the A149 coast road into Titchwell. The church is clearly visible from the main road, situated near the Titchwell Manor Hotel.
By Public Transport
The Coastliner bus (No. 36) stops regularly in Titchwell village. From the bus stop, it is just a short, flat walk to the church entrance.
Parking
Limited on-street parking is available nearby. Please park considerately of our neighbours. For events, additional signage will guide you.
Where to Find Us
St Mary’s Church is nestled in the heart of Titchwell village, just a short walk from the iconic North Norfolk coastline. Surrounded by coastal marshes and historic flint cottages, it serves as a peaceful landmark for travellers and pilgrims alike, offering a moment of tranquility amidst the natural beauty of the Norfolk Coast Path.
Services & Opening Times
St Mary's is open daily.
Sunday Services
8:30am H.C (Book of Common Prayer) 1st & 3rd Sundays in the month.
10:30am H.C. (Common Worship) 2nd & 4th Sundays and a service in a neighbouring parish on the fifth Sunday.
What to expect when you visit
To pass under the 13th century arch and step inside the church is to realise that, week after week, for more than 800 years, the footsteps of others have preceded yours - perhaps a young boy whose Uncle had drawn a long-bow at the Battle of Agincourt; perhaps a girl whose great-aunt had set out in the Mayflower for the New World.
