Dedicated to the patron saint to sailors, St Nicholas-at-Wade Church is built of flint and dates to the late 11^th Century with much of its completed form finished by the 13^th Century with the addition of the chancel, chapels and aisled nave. The SW tower, stair turret and nave, with the decorated porch are other finishes completed by the end of the 14^th Century. The north aisle arches are said to have been the inspiration to Pugin when he was designing the Palace of Westminster. It has literary links, with Robert Bridges, Poet Laureate between 1913-30, whose memorial is in the Bridges Chapel.

Opening Hours
During daylight hours.

Picture Credit: © St Nicholas-at-Wade Church.