Best places: Anglican churches in Westminster, 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.

Protestant abbey hosting daily services and every English and British coronation since 1066.

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

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

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

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

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.

Iconic brick-built High Victorian Gothic building with CofE services and an organ dating from 1910.

👍👍 Such a welcoming and friendly Church. No judgement no matter who you are, and incredible life worship

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.

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...

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.