St Mary's Church, Bibury

St Mary's is a Grade I listed parish church in Bibury, with surviving Saxon stonework and a building shaped by later medieval additions. Features include a chevron-arched north doorway, a square early 13th-century font, a transitional arcade and a 15th-century roof, with stained glass from several periods.

This is a working church, and the parish describes it as usually open from about 8am to 6pm, later in summer. Services may affect visitor access. The parish reports an approach from the road without steps, with one step beneath the chancel arch; nearby street parking can be difficult during holiday periods.