Holy Trinity is the medieval parish church of Meldreth, set slightly away from the main village centre but historically central to village life.
The church originates in the 12th century, with its earliest surviving feature being the tower arch and core nave structure.
Later centuries saw continuous development, including 13th‑century tower completion, 14th‑century windows influenced by Ely Cathedral, and major 15th‑century expansion with clerestory, aisle and rood screen.
Today it remains a focal point of the village, hosting events such as the Christmas Tree festival, bellringing and community gatherings alongside worship.
More infoInteresting Features
20 minutes walk from the station
Grade I Listed
12th century tower arch
14th century traceried windows
15th century clerestory and rood screen remnants
Active bellringing tradition
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