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A Celebration of Moravian Architecture

Fulneck Moravian Church, Fulneck, Pudsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS28 8NT

  • 13 Sep 2025
  • In person
  • Book on day

Come along and enjoy the Fulneck Settlement and explore this fascinating example of eighteenth century architecture.

Visit this unique historical village and experience stepping back into Georgian times. Imagine the sounds of the horse-drawn carriages delivering their visitors, experience a fascinating tour and discover the development of the buildings established in the 1740s.

The Settlement is situated on a hillside overlooking a deep valley, offering picturesque views. The buildings often feature symmetrical facades, arched windows and other detailed plaster designs showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. The architectural designs were guided by principles of community, simplicity, and functionality, reflecting their religious values. An exhibition will be running in the Church premises illustrating Moravian architecture past and present and, in particular, the symbolic features.

Visit the folk museum and view a new exhibition showcasing the achievements of Len Hutton, the famous cricketer, born in Fulneck on 23 June 1916. Len Hutton played for Yorkshire and England. He was considered one of England's finest batsmen. Give yourself plenty of time to fully appreciate this gem set on a beautiful hillside and then come along to relax and enjoy homemade sandwiches and cakes served throughout the day. The extensive archive collection will also be open to view and tours of the Settlement will be run throughout the day.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 13 September:
1030-1600

Location & directions

Fulneck Moravian Church, Fulneck, Pudsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS28 8NT

Directions:
Entrance off Roker Lane where a pink Heritage Day banner is visible. Postcode is LS28 8NT.
Contact on day:
Myra Dickinson

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Book on day
Booking conditions:
Tickets available from the church main door. Tours taking place on the hour from 1100 until 1500

Accessibility details

There are steps to the indoor refreshments, care should be taken as the road passes through the village. There are uneven surfaces slopes and steps through the village and during the tour .Appropriate footwear is necessary. There is a one way system through the village from Roker lane.

Additional information

There is a car park at the entrance to the village and at the far end of the village but only one disabled space is available in the settlement.

Max no of people per tour:
20
Est. tour duration:
0 hour(s) 45 minute(s)

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