St Mary’s Church Diss

St Mary’s Church in Diss is a striking Grade I listed medieval parish church with origins dating back to around 1290. Its tower, dating from the 13th century, stands on a site used for worship for over a thousand years. The church was largely shaped in the 14th and 15th centuries, with significant Victorian refurbishments enhancing much of the interior seen today. Notable features include its impressive east window from around 1857, beautiful stained glass, and a spacious nave reflecting its late‑medieval grandeur. St Mary’s remains open daily, welcoming visitors for quiet reflection and exploration.

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