All Saints' Church, Leicester

2013-06-26

A refuge in a busy city

This large attractive church, with its quiet, peaceful churchyard, is a refuge from busy Leicester.

It is one of five surviving from the Medieval town, with a tower intriguingly sited at its north-east corner.

Built from the 12th-to 19th-centuries, it includes a Norman doorway and a richly carved 13th-century font.