Medieval

Places to visit or of interest from the medieval period, or associated  with it, from 1066, the Norman Conquest, until 1485, the start of the Tudor period.  It is sometimes called the high medieval period.

Southwell Minster

East Midlands, England Cathedral, Free access
Medieval, Roman, Saxon  Cathedral authorities 

Egglestone Abbey

England, North East England Abbey-Monastery, Free access, Ruin
Medieval  English Heritage 

St John the Baptist, Tunstall

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

Sizergh

England, North West England Castle or Fort, Garden, House
Medieval  National Trust 

York

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Free access, Town
Georgian, Medieval, Modern, Roman, Stuart, Tudor, Victorian  Local Authority 

Barnard Castle

England, North East England Castle or Fort, Ruin
Medieval  English Heritage 

Shap Abbey

England, North West England Abbey-Monastery, Free access, Ruin
Medieval  English Heritage 

Etal Castle

England, North East England Castle or Fort, Free access, Ruin
Medieval, Tudor  English Heritage 

St Oswald’s, Warton

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

Battle of Towton

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Battlefield, Free access, Royal connection
Medieval  Unknown 

Norham Castle

England, North East England Castle or Fort, Free access, Ruin
Medieval, Tudor  English Heritage 

Durham Cathedral

England, North East England Cathedral
Medieval  Cathedral authorities 

St John’s, Crosscanonby

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

Bamburgh Castle

England, North East England Castle or Fort
Medieval  Independent - Historic Houses Member 
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