February 2024 by Nigel Williamson
Nice little Wren church near St Paul's
May 2023 by Salvatore Sciammetta
The previous building was destroyed in the fire of 1666, rebuilt and completed between 1680 and 1703, designed by Sir Christopher Wren.Other renovation and reconstruction works followed, starting from 1950 as a 1st degree building of historical and cultural interest. Interior in the shape of a Greek cross, with four columns and perimeter pilasters equipped with gold-colored capitals, distribution of the flat ceiling with beams. There are various objects, period furnishings, sculptures, paintings and the organ. Outside, the dome stands out, surmounted by a lantern and a pointed obelisk at the top.
January 2020 by Martin Wolfe
Lovely building and history
October 2019 by Christian Overal
Famous Wren church in close proximity to his other even more famous St Paul's...open on Fridays to the public & worth a quick look at...the two volunteers inside are very knowledgable & helpful...this church is in lots of London paintings...
September 2019 by robert sanger
A beautiful church designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
June 2019 by Philip Smith
Original Wren
June 2019 by Lu Lima
(Translated by Google) Beautiful
March 2019 by Antonius Gautama
A quite hall being possible to pray with the deepest simpathy and it's clean enough for the historical church i think
February 2019 by JanetC2029
Very near the famous St Paulâ??s, this lovely little church by Sir Christopher Wren was rebuilt in 1677. Look out for the large brass chandelier which came from the West Indies around 1777
October 2018 by travelswithadiplomat
Exquisite church half way up Ludgate Hill; the entrance is easily missable among the shops. This is a church loaded with history for the fascinated historian: affiliated with William Penn (of Pennsylvania fame); with a passing brush with Pocahontas, with Samuel Pepys, with Benjamin Franklin, with Sir Christopher Wren; legend has it the first incarnation was in the 7th century AD; part of the original Roman wall around London....I was fortunate enough to venture in as the local choir was practicing; the acoustics are excellent, the rebredo beautiful. One of the finer churches in London.
August 2018 by AggieJoe79
We had a little free time before meeting friend for drinks, noticed this interesting place and dropped in. No one there but us. Amazing little bits of history; Pocahantas attended here, as did William Penn's father (founder of Pennsylvania)
February 2018 by sandyp182018
Turned up mid week, mid day expecting to find it open. It wasnâ??t. Wasted trip. Have no idea how one can check before visiting
January 2018 by ian_dempster
As is the case in this area of London another church by Wren. Not a large church but very calming and pretty.
January 2017 by Andrea AJ
Fantastic free musical concerts Monday lunchtimes.
January 2015 by Alan Jones
Very good church
