Hull Minster is the Anglican minster and the parish church of Kingston upon Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The church was called Holy Trinity Church until 13 May 2017 when it became Hull Minster. The transepts date from c. 1300–20, the choir is estimated at 1340–70, the nave 1380–1420 and the tower 1490–1520. [2] .

Step inside to see the interior design and architecture of Hull Minster. A scan of the building is also available of how Hull Minster looked during the development work in 2017/18. Click here to view .

Discover 700 years of cultural and spiritual heritage with this interactive guide to Hull Minster. Explore the building via our 360 o panoramic tours, or follow one of our trails to learn more about this fascinating place.

Built around 1285 Hull Minster is one of the Hull’s last Grade I listed buildings. The church was built with the close patronage of Edward I, as he developed Kingston upon Hull, an outstanding example of an Edwardian planned town exhibiting bastide type features.

Hull Minster is an amazing building, and a vibrant and diverse community of God's people. We are an extended family where everyone is welcome to belong. Offering worship from the traditional to contemporary on Sundays and during the week.

2024年12月15日 · Until 1661, when Holy Trinity was split from Hessle and created a parish church, the vicars of Hessle were also the incumbents of the chapel of Holy Trinity, Hull. The church was called Holy Trinity Church until 13 May 2017 when it became Hull Minster. Full details about the church in Wikipedia: Link Grade I Listed Building Link

2016年8月15日 · Holy Trinity is England's largest parish church (by area), and was founded in 1285. It did not become a parish church until 1661. It became a Minster in 2017. The church was restored in 1841 by H. F. Lockwood, and from 1859 to 1872 by G. G. Scott.

Hull Minster has many wonderful highlights that convey its deep connection with history, art and spirituality. Explore our Highlights Trail to see some of the most interesting (and intriguing!) things we have to offer.

Hull Minster is at the heart of the historic Old Town and has been a part of Hull’s footprint since the late 13th century. No matter which direction you approach the Minster from, you will be struck by its grandiose architecture. However, the best place to truly appreciate the presence of the building is from Trinity Square to the west.

With royal origins, walls built inside separating townsfolk from soldiers, strong connections to great people like Andrew Marvell and William Wilberforce, stained glass windows of national significance, and surviving both Zeppelin raids and Nazi bombings during the first and second world wars respectively, Hull Minster has an amazing story to tell.