A delightful old church in a friendly town setting. Halifax Minster is at the bottom of the town, it is open regularly for people to visit and you may even catch the end of a choir practice or service. The staff are very welcoming, informative and friendly. There is a brilliant little gift shop.

Called in for a brief look. Excellant pamphlets available allowing visitors an interesting insight into its past and situation in halifax's history. Steeped in a bygone day with beautiful coats of arms of previous vicars of halifax,these are not to be mossed. Also not to be missed lovely lady who is knowledgable and approachable who i was fortu ate to... More 

Before my last visit to Halifax, I'd never been down to the Minster, but definitely reccomend you have a look. It's a really interesting building with some great gargoyles.

Interesting church with very friendly volunteers to explain.things.there are also free leaflets. Free to go in. Fantstic wooden ceiling.part normal walls.impressive stained glass.gated carved pews. Gifty things to buy. Well worth a look.

This is a very beautiful church. Don't be put off by the blackened stones. Go inside and you will be rewarded with a gorgeous building with some lovely carvings and really beautiful stained glass.

I went with a group to learn how to bell ring. The evening was well put together with the minsters bell ringers. I don't think the population of Halifax town centre like our experimently sounds were keen. Really enjoyable evening we finished of the night at the three pigeons

We trekked down to visit the Halifax Minster, only to find that they were preparing it for a service the next day so were unable to take a peek.

Very interesting. Great deal to see. Learnt a lot but couldn't repeat it. Nice windows and carvings.

Came here during the day with my sister. So quiet and peaceful. Beautiful stained glass, the history if u look into it is terrific. If u ever go for midnight mass on Xmas eve there a pub next door as well :)