Best places: Religions in City ofLondon, United Kingdom

17th-century cathedral featuring a 365ft-high dome, recitals & a churchyard, plus a crypt.

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

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

13th-century church, with 4 arches that date from 1480, and regular lectures and CofE services.

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

Former monastery built in 1371, now home to an almshouse, with gardens, a chapel & a small museum.

👍👍 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.

Historic, Georgian methodist chapel and museum, plus the home of Methodism's founder, John Wesley.

👍👍 Beautiful space in the City. Bunhill fields is a historical burial ground. Inside you can find the graves of John Bunyan, Isaac Watts, Daniel Defoe and William Blake. This burial ground was not associated with an Anglican church, becoming popular with Nonconformists or Christians who did not belong...

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.

👍👍 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...

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

Britain's oldest Jewish place of worship, opened in 1701, with 7 hanging brass candelabras.

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.

👍👍 What a dear and welcoming congregation! The liturgy is straight from the English BCP; so, a little different than many Church of England parishes that update the order of worship. This difference, combined with the confidence and warmth the priest brought to the service made it fresh. The music was...

👍👍 PLATFORM 9 3/4 Located in London's King’s Cross Station, For all fans of the HARRY POTTER saga, Platform 9 3/4 is possibly the most famous platform in the world (although it doesn't really even exist). If you come to London England and want to take a souvenir from HARRY POTTER's shop, and take your...

Expansive 14th-century Episcopal church hosting weekly discussions & musical recitals.