The imposing ruin of the present Priory built c1125 replacing older churches & buildings Lindisfarne Priory is located on Holy Island and is only accessible to visitors during certain times of the day, so please check the opening times on our website ahead of your visit: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/siteassets/home/visit/places-to-visit/lindisfarne-priory/opening-hours/feb-22-opening-hours.
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A visit to Lindisfarne Priory makes a great family day out in Northumberland. Sitting offshore on Holy Island and reached by causeway at low tide. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful views in the priory make a visit here well worth the effort. Lindisfarne Priory, original home to the Lindisfarne Gospels, was an important centre of early Christianity, and the home of St Cuthbert. Today you can marvel at the ornate carvings on the extensive ruins of the monastic buildings and enjoy the serenity that first drew the monks here. One of the most famous visitor attractions in North East England, Lindisfarne Priory will stay in your memory forever. HOUSE RULES
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