St Winefride's Well

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St Winefride's Well is a famous medieval pilgrimage site and holy well in Wales, long revered for its reputed healing waters and association with the legend of Saint Winefride.

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St Winefride's Well Shrine 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian shrine
holy well
pilgrimage site
architecturalStyle Perpendicular Gothic NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent beheading of Saint Winefride
miraculous restoration of Saint Winefride
builtFor pilgrims
constructionStart late 15th century
country Wales
culturalSignificance important site of Welsh Catholic devotion
major medieval pilgrimage destination in Britain
dedicatedTo Saint Winefride NERFINISHED
Winifred of Wales NERFINISHED
feastDayOfSaintWinefride 3 November
hasFeature Gothic-style chapel
spring-fed pool
vaulted undercroft around the well
hasHeritageStatus Grade I listed building
hasInscription religious texts and dedications
hasMaterial stone
hasOnsiteFacility bathing pool
shrine
visitor centre
hasPoolShape rectangular
heritageDesignation Scheduled monument
inLegend spring arose where Saint Winefride's head fell
knownFor association with Saint Winefride legend
healing waters
medieval pilgrimage
listedBy Cadw NERFINISHED
locatedIn Flintshire NERFINISHED
Holywell NERFINISHED
North Wales NERFINISHED
managedBy Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
near St Winefride's Church, Holywell NERFINISHED
nicknamed Lourdes of Wales NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
partOf Roman Catholic Diocese of Wrexham NERFINISHED
pilgrimagePeak feast day of Saint Winefride
religion Christianity
traditionClaims continuous pilgrimage since the Middle Ages
visitedBy medieval pilgrims
modern religious pilgrims
tourists
waterSource natural spring
waterUse bathing for healing
drinking for healing

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Flintshire hasHistoricSite St Winefride's Well
Flintshire hasReligiousSite St Winefride's Well
this entity surface form: St Winefride's Well Shrine