St Mary's

The church sits right in Hungerford's heart, a proper medieval building that's been quietly doing its thing for centuries. You'll find a mix of architectural styles if you're into that sort of thing - Norman bits rubbing shoulders with later additions, which tells you something about how it's evolved. The interior's got decent stained glass and the usual church furnishings, nothing that'll blow your mind but solid craftsmanship throughout.

Worth a quick stop if you're passing through town rather than a dedicated pilgrimage. Church enthusiasts will spend twenty minutes looking at the details; everyone else maybe ten. It's the kind of place that works best as part of a broader wander through Hungerford itself - pop in, have a look around, then grab a coffee.

If you're based at Lorne Hill Farm a couple of miles out, it's an easy detour into town anyway. Free to enter, obviously, and there's usually someone about if you've got questions. The churchyard's pleasant enough for a breather, though it's not the sort of view that'll have you lingering for hours. Proper local history rather than showstopper, which is fine - sometimes that's exactly what a market town needs.