St James the Great
Grade II* listed Victorian church in the town centre, designed by Benjamin Ferrey and consecrated in 1846. Built in a Romanesque style said to be inspired by Monreale Cathedral in Sicily, with notable murals by Clayton and Bell.
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Morpeth Chantry
Grade I listed 13th-century bridge chapel housing the Northumbrian Bagpipe Museum, Tourist Information Centre, and Northumbria Craft Centre. Free entry.
St Mary the Virgin
Grade I listed 14th-century parish church on Kirkhill, south of the River Wansbeck. Home to a celebrated Tree of Jesse window and the grave of suffragette Emily Wilding Davison. Part of the Anglican Parish of Morpeth.
St Robert of Newminster Catholic Church
Grade II listed Roman Catholic parish church on Oldgate, built 1848-1849 in Early English Gothic style. Features stained glass by William Wailes and altar rails designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Part of the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle.