Full Gospel Revival Centre & St Faith's Church

Two houses of worship share this Nottinghamshire site, and they couldn't be more different in age or style. St Faith's Church is the older of the pair, a proper medieval structure with genuine historical weight. The Full Gospel Revival Centre sits alongside it, a more contemporary space that serves the local evangelical community.

St Faith's draws the history buffs and architecture enthusiasts - there's real substance here if you're into medieval churches and want to understand how faith buildings evolved through the centuries. The Revival Centre, meanwhile, attracts worshippers and those curious about modern Christian practice in the region.

It's not a day-long destination, to be honest. Most people spend an hour here, maybe less if you're just passing through Nottingham. The appeal depends entirely on your interest in religious architecture and history. Families with young kids might find it a bit static unless they're keen on church spotting.

Admission details aren't clearly advertised online, so ring ahead if you're planning a visit. The site works well as a cultural stop during a wider exploration of Nottinghamshire - you could pair it with a stay at Wolds Wine Estate, the glamping vineyard just under six miles away, which gives you somewhere more engaging to base yourself while exploring the region's spiritual and historical sites.