St Mary’s College is a residential training college for young men who have entered into the vocation of training to be part of the Catholic Priesthood. It has been at its present location since 1838 and was decorated by the eminent Victorian architect, Augustus Welby Pugin. As a residential facility, the College is private property and not normally open to the public.
Tours take place on Wednesdays throughout the academic year and cost £10 per adult, which includes a cup of tea and a slice (or two) of home baked cake. Tours begin at 1pm, arrival from 12:30pm and last approximately 2hrs.
Please be aware that access to the first floor is by stairs only and that there are steps to some areas of the chapel.
If you have any dietary requirements, please contact us after you have booked your tickets, at naomi.johnson@oscott.org - stating your date of visit and requirements.
