St Helen’s Church, Ranworth

St Helen’s Church, Ranworth—known as the “Cathedral of the Broads”—is a stunning medieval landmark overlooking Malthouse Broad in Norfolk. Built in the 14th and 15th centuries, this Grade I listed church is celebrated for its exceptional treasures: the magnificent painted rood screen, considered among the finest in England; the Ranworth Antiphoner, a beautifully illuminated 15th-century service book; and a rare cantor’s desk. Visitors can climb the 100-foot tower for panoramic views of the Broads, explore exquisite medieval craftsmanship, and enjoy the peaceful churchyard. With its rich history and breathtaking setting, St Helen’s offers an unforgettable glimpse into Norfolk’s spiritual and artistic heritage. 

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