This 15th-century porch is the last remaining part of Cerne Abbey, a medieval Benedictine monastery in Dorset, England. The porch's intricate stone carvings, ornate arches, and pointed windows showcase exceptional medieval craftsmanship.
The Abbots Porch was the entrance to the Abbot's Hall of Cerne Abbey and was built in 1509. It's one of the few remaining remnants of the original Abbey and has a beautiful double oriel window carved with seals and animal figures.
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The Abbots Porch was the entrance to the Abbot's Hall of Cerne Abbey and was built in 1509. It's one of the few remaining remnants of the original Abbey and has a beautiful double oriel window carved with seals and animal figures.
Beautiful location and very interesting to visit
Worth a visit
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