St Tugual's Chapel

Herm·Attraction

Standout

11th-century Herm chapel

Story

Missionary monks visited Herm in the 6th century including followers of St Tugual. Norman monks lived on the island for several decades. The Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows after taking the island lease in 1949

St Tugual's Chapel is an 11th-century non-denominational chapel on Herm, named after a 6th-century Celtic missionary. Listed on the Guernsey Register of Ancient Monuments and Protected Buildings, it seats 70 and is licensed for religious ceremonies including weddings. Managed by the Deanery of Guernsey.

Specialises in3

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Marriages, baptisms & funerals

Ceremony services — marriages, baptisms and funerals.

From their website

Marriage baptism funeral · Occasional church services · Wedding ceremonies

Historic & heritage venues

Historic houses, castles, heritage sites and heritage attractions used as event venues.

From their website

Heritage visiting · Visitor attraction

Quick facts

Established
1251 · 775 years
Heritage designation
Protected Monument

Contact

Address
Manor Village, Herm, Bailiwick of Guernsey

History1

Key dates and recorded company events for St Tugual's Chapel.

  • 1949Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows

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