📜 Medieval parish church, Grade II* listed, featuring a 12th-century tower and Victorian additions. 🔍 Burial place of Lord Byron and Ada Lovelace, it also boasts one of England's largest collections of Kempe stained glass. # Why Go ⛪ Explore a historic 12th-century church 📚 Discover Lord Byron's burial site and museum artifacts from his life and death 🖼️ Admire one of England's largest collections of Kempe stained glass windows 🚶 Easy access via public transport and town centre location # Why Avoid ⚠️ Church may be closed for private events, check before visiting # Tips 📞 Call ahead to confirm opening hours, especially on weekends 🚶 Visit nearby Newstead Abbey for more Byronic links # Cost 💰 Admission is free, donations welcomed. # Hours 🕒 General admission Mon, Tue 2-4pm; Thu 1-3pm; Fri, Sat 10am-12pm. Sunday for worship only, check website. # Getting There 🅿️ Pay and display car parks nearby, limited free on-street parking. 🚻 Disabled and assisted toilets available within the building. ♿ All areas accessible to disabled visitors with an access ramp and hearing loop. ☕ Refreshments area with seating for 40.