St Dunstan's Church

The church sits quietly on the edge of Woking, a solid medieval structure that catches you off guard if you're not expecting it. St Dunstan's has the kind of honest, unfussy presence that Surrey churches often do - no drama, just proper stonework and a graveyard full of local history.

Inside, you'll find the usual comforts: a decent chancel, some period features worth looking at if you're into that sort of thing, and the kind of light that comes through old windows and actually makes you want to sit for five minutes. The real appeal here is architectural rather than spectacle. Walk around the outside and you get a sense of how these places anchored medieval communities. The graveyard's interesting if you're the type to read headstones and wonder about people's lives.

This works best for anyone doing a broader tour of Surrey's church trail, or families based at one of the nearby parks - Warren Farm is barely two miles away, and places like Weybridge Park Estates and Chertsey Caravan Park are all within easy reach. It's not a destination in itself, but it's exactly the kind of stop that breaks up a morning drive or gives you a proper walk across the churchyard and surrounding area.

Allow thirty minutes if you're thorough, less if you're just passing through. No admission charge that we know of - these places rarely do. Go mid-week if you can; weekends can bring a bit of clutter from the surrounding residential areas.