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Newmarket can boast a large number of interesting churches. There are no less than seven in the town - and other beautiful, ancient, parish churches in villages within easy reach of the town. Newmarket’s churches are St Mary’s, a flint-clad building with a stained glass window which was updated by the Victorians and built on the site of a medieval chapel, located in St Mary’s Square. Its sister church St Agnes’ on the Bury Road has a wealth of wonderful artistic and architectural details. All Saints is a flint clad Victorian building. The church has some fine carved stone details inside.

Christchurch built in the shape of a crown, on St Mary’s Square, is home to the Methodist/U.R.C. congregation. The Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady and St. Etheldredas is the largest in the town. It is a light and airy mid-twentieth century building with simple, attractive décor. Studlands Christian Fellowship is a small modern building out of town at Studlands Park. The Xchange is a large modern building, situated in a small industrial estate, which is home to Newmarket Community Church.