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Shamsa A. • February 20, 2015A beautiful attraction with a very nice cafe at the back. Walk around the church & the backyard to truly enjoy this experience! A must visit ❤️
Daniela S. • October 9, 2012Beautiful church! The ticket incudes an autoguide that provides interesting explanations about the church and its history. Besides you have a beautiful view of All London from the galleries.
Philip A. • December 20, 2013This is the home church of my livery company, the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists.
Edgar E. • August 17, 2016The round is beautiful to see. A tremendous amount of history regarding the Templars, Magna Carta, and even the American Bill of Rights.
Rob S. • February 1, 2012Try to see the yurt/ tent in the garden at the back. Amazing to be inside a cosy tent, in the freezing glass and steel office block jungle. Meditation every Wednesday gives you a full hour experience!
Angel B. • September 7, 2012This little shortcut into Clissold Park is genuinely one of my most favorite places in Stoke Newington.
Brian O. • December 16, 2012A very welcoming place and even if u are not particularly religious u cannot help but be impressed with this place and the services. They do tours too! Burial place of John Wesley, church founder.
Adrian M. • December 29, 2011Two things to watch out for. Head priest has a ponytail, wouldn't any of that nonsense in a Catholic church. Short, back and sides please. Secondly, they have a cat wandering round the gaff.
HISTORY UK • January 17, 2011The church was saved from the Great Fire by the quick thinking of Admiral Penn (whose son founded Pennsylvania) - he ordered his sailors to blow up neighbouring streets to make a fire break.
John K. • January 29, 2012Beautiful church. Many mass times on sunday. Just the mass no hymns unless u go to the 9:30am.
Nicole M. • October 27, 2023Beautiful Church near St Paul’s Cathedral. Host coffee shop is inside the church.
HISTORY UK • February 14, 2011Designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, perhaps the most famous church builder of his day, and completed in 1872, this church has the tallest spire in London (278 feet).
HISTORY UK • February 14, 2011Completed in 1884 and properly called the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, this was the first large Catholic church built in London since the Reformation.
Katia • February 23, 2020Gorgeous church. The Latin mass on Sundays was great, the choirs especially, were excellent.
AstonMike • January 6, 2012The biggest and most popular Christian Orthodox church in London. It is dedicated to God's Divine Wisdom. Built in 1877, in Greek Byzantine architect style.
Simon J. • April 28, 2011I've only recently started dropping into this beautiful church for a spot of quiet, but it's already become somewhere I aim to go. It has a cool and thoughtful atmosphere which just works for me.
Lila P. • September 22, 2019Also known as Shoreditch or Actor’s Church, as the first permanent theatre was just down the road from here - a predecessor of the Globe Theatre
Adam S. • September 14, 2012A quiet, unexpected and stark church in the middle of the Barbican estate. Worth seeing for the grave and statue of John Milton.
Josh W. • September 7, 2013St Peter's, a large Church of England church, in a classical style, which features a six-columned Ionic portico and a clock tower. It was designed by Henry Hakewill and built between 1824 and 1827.
Seamus M. • February 15St Bride’s was rebuilt in 1675 after great fire of London, by Sir Christopher Wren.Completed 28 years later in 1703.At 234ft,it was the tallest church steeple in the city bar St Paul’s.
HISTORY UK • February 10, 2011In 1958 this became the Central Church of the Royal Air Force, and important RAF events are commemorated here. Outside stand statues of two wartime commanders, Dowding and ‘Bomber’ Harris.
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