Best places: Anglican churches in City ofLondon, United Kingdom

Church, founded in 1123 as a priory, with ornate interiors, CofE services & a cloister event venue.

Serene, Gothic Anglican cathedral with famous choral Evensong & Eucharist worship services.

The wedding venue of president John Quincy Adams, founded in 675 AD, with a Saxon arch & a museum.

Elegant Baroque-style place of CofE worship with a tiered spire and lunchtime music recitals.

Elizabethan, gothic-style CofE church with a richly decorative ceiling, plus some notable tombs.

👍👍 Magnificent church designed by Christopher Wren as the prototype for St. Paul’s Cathedral - a must see if you’re in the area of Bank in London - a short walk from the tube station - it is where the Samaritans were founded. The temple of Mithras is just across the road.

17th-century church hosting regular concerts, the burial place of Captain Smith of Pocahontas fame.

Sir Christopher Wren-designed church, rebuilt after World War 2, whose bells define being Cockney.

12th-century CofE church housing the tomb of Samuel Pepys and offering regular lunchtime recitals.

👍👍 Until recently, this was my regular place of worship in central London. Beautiful church, architecture and a wealth of statues and other adornments. Sunday worship is at 11am and, Covid restrictions permitting, is a sung Solemn or High Mass using traditional language, with all ceremonies, carried ou...

Restored Nicholas Hawksmoor-designed 18th-century place of worship with monthly organ recitals.

Perpendicular Gothic church built in the Middle Ages and rebuilt after WWII, with CofE services.

CofE parish church with a spire, consecrated in 1739, and the burial place of 2 Tudor period rebels.

18th-century edifice, designed by George Dance the Elder, with art exhibitions and musical recitals.

👍👍 Peaceful space next to the river. Find around a beautiful and tiny garden "mosaic gardens"/ "Southbank mosaic gallery". "Where's morocco" a man said looking at a set of flags in front of the church.

15th-century church that survived 1666's Fire of London and the Blitz, hosting services and events.

17th-century place of worship with gold-leaf and chandeliers, the Mayor of London's official church.

The largest Anglican parish church designed by Christopher Wren now also a striking events venue.

Victorian, Anglican church with 1000 years of history, plus a richly ornate, high altar and screen.

👍 Currently being restored outside, inside it has been recently refurbished and has a great programme of music events