Round Church

The Round Church, often called the Godmanchester Church or the Round Church, is a historic medieval structure built around 1130 in England. Its distinctive circular design is unusual for churches, which are typically rectangular. This shape may have been inspired by Byzantine or early Christian architecture, possibly serving practical or symbolic purposes. The church features a stone construction with a central nave and a conical roof, and it has served various religious functions over nearly 900 years. Today, it stands as a significant architectural and historical monument, reflecting medieval craftsmanship and religious history.