Cambridge UK   has a wealth of old churches and chapels. There is some controversy over which is the oldest. The 11th century bell tower of the Franciscan church, St. Benet's, usually gets the credit, but St. Peter's in the Roman part of the city also has a valid claim.
The problem is that old English churches are periodically modified, repaired or re-built over the centuries and most are composed of wood and masonry representing a mixture of dates and architecture.

Medieval Churches in Cambridge U.K.

 

St Edward King and Martyr
 
Address: St Edward King and Martyr Peas Hill Cambridge CB2 3PP
St Edward's is just off the Market Square, opposite The Arts Theatre
Website: www.st-edwards-cam.org.uk
The famous "Goth Eucharist" at St Edward's Church Cambridge
 

 
Location of St. Edwards
For a bigger street map of the area: click here (St. Edwards is at the red circle)
For detailed route directions and a road map:
go to the AA's website, scroll down the AA home page to "Route planner"
then enter your home address plus the St Edward's (destination) postcode (= CB2 3PP)
Alternatively, you can do this at the Michelin website

 

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