All Saints North Street

All Saints North Street is a stunning medieval parish church in York city centre.

Best known for its 14th- and 15th- century stained glass windows, the church is home to other historical treasures including a reused Roman pillar, a statue of St William of York, and a reconstructed anchorhold.

The church is open daily for self-guided visits between 10am and 4pm and hosts community and cultural events as well as offering worship twice weekly in the Anglo-Catholic tradition.