St Botolph's Church (Church of England)

St Botolph's Church, also known as Boston Stump, is a prominent landmark in Cambridge, dating back to around 1350. Originally serving the Franciscan Friars, it remains an active church and a tranquil space for reflection. The church features a restored Victorian-era roof, an ancient font cover, and a memorial to the Darwin family. Visitors appreciate its peaceful atmosphere and historical significance, often finding it a welcome respite from the bustling city center. A new coffee shop and gift shop have recently been added.