St James's Church

St James's Church is a fascinating historical monument in the picturesque Henley-on-Thames area. This 12th century church impresses with its unique architecture with a distinctive herringbone style flint pattern, typical of Anglo-Saxon architecture.

The site is famous for two 15th-century Flemish stained glass windows of extraordinary artistic value. A special attraction is the ruins of an old church a mile north of the village, which served as a film set for classic British horror movies.

The church's setting - a dry valley, fields and woods - creates an atmosphere of peace and harmony with nature, ideal for contemplation and historical discovery.