Best places: Episcopal churches in London, United Kingdom

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.

Picturesque 12th-century church and the historic site where 7 kings of Saxon England were crowned.

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

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

👍👍 The Earl of Dartmouth, who made the land available, laid the foundation stone on 26 October 1857 and on All Saints’ Day the following year (1 November 1858) the Bishop of London came to consecrate the church. Very easily approachable, just near the Blackheath Station in the middle of the village. Th...

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

👍👍 A very warm welcome. A gem on the high Street, amazing interior and acoustics. We very much enjoy our visits for coral performances.

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

👍👍 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...

👍👍 A community of Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church also known as the Mar Thoma Church (founded by St. Thomas apostle of Jesus in Kerala in AD52, south of India) worships here for nearly 40 years. it is an Eastern reformed Church in Full Communion with the Anglican Church. It is the only church in the...

👍👍 Loved it here Everyone was so friendly and is still a running church, feel very welcome here

👍👍 My Brothers and I grew up in Carshalton and one of our dares, was to run through the graveyard at dark, alone, we were terrified. But during the day, you’ve never seen such a beautiful place. I was a page-boy at my friends Sisters wedding there also.To say I miss Carshalton would be an understatemen...