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There are two priories in Malvern; one is in Great Malvern and one is in Little Malvern as seen here. St. Giles' church was formerly a Benedictine monastery that served from c.1171 to 1537. The building was mainly demolished during the Dissolution of the Monasteries hence why the bell tower and chancel are the only surviving structures. On the exterior of the building, ruins of the transepts and the two chapels can be seen. The building stands in the grounds of Little Malvern Court and the views of the building are great, especially from the Malvern Hills and the public footpath south-east of the priory.