📜 Grade I listed medieval church in York, dating from the 12th century, cared for by Churches Conservation Trust. Notable for its architecture and LGBTQ+ history. 🔍 Stands in a secluded churchyard behind Goodramgate, a busy shopping street. # Why Go🏰 Explore medieval architecture and stained glass (12th-15th century)🏳️‍🌈 Discover its connection to LGBTQ+ history, site of an early same-sex union, marked by a rainbow plaque🕯️ Experience a unique candlelit atmosphere with historic box pews👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly with a mouse trail for children🌳 Secluded churchyard with benches for peaceful reflection🧘 Find a peaceful retreat from city bustle# Why Avoid🥶 Interior often colder than outside, no main heating or electric light, dress warmly💡 Low light levels, mainly candlelight♿ Uneven floors throughout, Sunken Chapel not wheelchair accessible🚽 Limited emergency toilet facilities, no rubbish collection on site# Cost💰 Free entry.# Hours🕒 Wednesday to Sunday, 11am - 3pm (Nov-Feb); 11am - 4pm (Mar-Oct). Subject to volunteer availability.# Toilets🚽 Limited emergency toilet available (emergency use only, 3 steps up), requires steward assistance. Changing table available. Alternative facilities at The Old White Swan pub next door.# Access♿ Wheelchair accessible (except Sunken Chapel). Uneven floors throughout. Ramp with handrail at main door. Churchyard has a single stone step.# Dogs🐕 Dogs are welcome inside.# Tips🧣 Dress warmly; blankets are available on request (or bring your own cushions for comfort in pews).📚 Leaflets available in multiple languages.🅿️ Parking available nearby, check local signs for details.🗣️ Volunteer stewards can provide information and assistance.