Best places: Churches in London, United Kingdom

Gothic style, 19th-century congregational church & venue for live music, comedy & spoken word.

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

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

Elegant church with a cafe in the vaulted crypt and regular concerts and lunchtime music recitals.

CofE parish church, from the 12th-century, with a churchyard holding Sir John Soane's mausoleum.

👍👍 Pastor & Sister Smith were very friendly and knowledgeable, giving me a tour around the facility and a brief history into the Church of Latter Day Saints. They answered a few questions I had, and being American, we spoke at length, sharing many values. They provided me with some leaflets and a Book...

Church of England church built by the Knights Templar & made famous by the author Dan Brown.

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

'Actors' church' with memorial plaques and peaceful churchyard, backs onto Covent Garden piazza.

👍👍 Wonderful peaceful chapel. Lady gray and Anne Boleyn were buried here. It's amazing to see all the plagues dedicated to many people including army Sargent's, their is a candle vigil you can light a candle for a lost loved one aswell.

👍👍 The history of this old church (the oldest Catholic church in England?) is palpable. A place of peace and beauty. Was particularly happy to see Irish saint, Naomh Brighid, St. Bridget, in a stained glass pane. You can buy a nicely illustrated history guide of the church for a fiver. There was no-on...

👍👍 A beutiful spacious Greek orthodox church. Decorated in the byzantine tradition with hand painted murals it offers a glimpse into the rich tradition of Christianity. Welcoming to all visitors you are able to experience a Greek liturgy or just sit in silence pray or simply contemplate life.

👍 One of the oldest Chruch in uk built in 13th century. It’s on the highest point in Harrow, you can see whole of Harrow from here beautiful sunrise and Wembley stadium.

Charity-run cafe for ethically-sourced coffee, sandwiches and cakes in an art-filled urban setting.

Late 17th-century church featuring a meeting hall and churchyard holding some 60,000 remains.

Georgian CofE church where Benedict Arnold is buried and where Turner painted city landscapes.

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.

CofE, Georgian baroque church with a historic musical tradition, housing the tomb of Thomas Tallis.

👍👍 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...