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A warm welcome to Ampleforth Abbey This working monastery has been home to a community of Benedictine monks since 1802 who seek God according to the Gospel and the Rule of St Benedict. Sitting at the heart of 1,200 acres of Yorkshire countryside, which you are welcome to explore on walks and cycles, lies the Abbey Church which hosts services ...
Ampleforth Abbey is a Benedictine monastery in North Yorkshire, England, founded in 1802. It has a grade I listed church, a coeducational boarding school, and a daughter house in Missouri.
Come and See at Ampleforth Abbey. Whether you are visiting for one day or a staying a few nights, there is plenty to do and see here in the magnificent Ampleforth valley. The Abbey Church is open every day. Our Visitor Centre, which includes the Tea Room and Abbey Shop, is open 7 days a week 10am-5pm. View Accessibility Information here.
Learn about the life and ministry of the 41 monks who live according to the Gospel and the Rule of St Benedict at Ampleforth Abbey. Find out how they celebrate the Liturgy, pray, reflect on Scripture, and serve the Church and the world.
Ampleforth Abbey Monastic life takes many forms, but life according to the Rule of St Benedict is the oldest of those that have survived to the present day in the western church. In all that time our goal has never altered.
Welcome to Ampleforth Abbey From the beautiful Abbey church to the green spaces which surround the church and monastery, Ampleforth Abbey is a place of beauty and stillness.
Visit Ampleforth Abbey, a working abbey in the North York Moors since 1802, and explore its history, church, grounds, and cider mill. Enjoy the café, sports facilities, trails, and accommodation at this peaceful and welcoming site.
