Westminster Abbey- an architectural masterpiece has more than a thousand years of history Westminster Abbey is a must-see living pageant of British history. It is also a treasure house of paintings, stained glass, pavements, textiles and other artefacts. Every year it welcomes over one million visitors. Thousands more join for worship at their daily services. It is a UNESCO world …

Westminster Cathedral- the mother church of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. It is also known as Metropolitan Cathedral located near Westminster Abbey and Parliament House Westminster Cathedral is dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of Lord Jesus Christ. The awesome interior of the Cathedral contains fine marble-work and mosaics. The fourteen Stations of the Cross, by the sculptor Eric …

St Pauls Cathedral near Blackfriars Bridge London was memorably used for the wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles. It has been for worship and prayer for over 1400 years St Pauls Cathedral is the biggest Anglican Cathedral in the UK. It was memorably used for the wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles. It has been here for over 1400 years for …

Southwark Cathedral near London Bridge also known as Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St Saviour and St Mary Overieis. It is a place of worship prayer and an excellent centre of learning Southwark Cathedral is a site of immense historical and architectural heritage. It is otherwise known as Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St Saviour and St Mary Overieis. Background history: Southwark Cathedral …

Fulham Palace in Fulham London is owned by the Church of England. It had been as a Bishop’s residence for over 12 centuries. It houses wide range of artifacts Fulham Palace was a former home of the Bishops of London and acted as the Bishops’ summer retreat. The site was occupied by the Bishops from about 700 until Bishop Stopford retired in …

Winchester Palace in Southwark London was the home of Bishop Henry de Blois. Mostly destroyed by 1814 fire but still attracts mentionable tourists. It has magnificent rose window Winchester Palace is the largest and most important building in all of medieval London. It was mostly destroyed by fire in 1814. The remains were part of the Great Hall, which formally …

Lambeth Palace in Lambeth- A 13th century Palace and London home of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the leader of Anglican Church Lambeth Palace is a 13th century Palace. It is the official London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury, his family and two religious communities. It is the centre of his ministry, worship and hospitality. It has the largest collection of …

St Magnus Church is the historic church dedicated to St Magnus the Martyr, Earl of Orkney. He was executed on the Egilsay island following a power struggle with his cousin St Magnus Church is a Parish Church and is located in Central London Monument. It is the historic church dedicated to St Magnus the Martyr, Earl of Orkney. Reasons to name St Magnus the Martyr The Church …

All Hallows by the Tower –  a resting place for the bodies of those beheaded at the Tower of London All Hallows by the Tower is the oldest and most historic church, dating back to 675 AD. Visitors can still see the remains of a 1.000 years old arch. Main attractions: All Hallows by the Tower Inside the crypt there is …

St Martin in the Fields is a church near Trafalgar Square. It is a vibrant and all time open Church for worship. It is sometimes called the ‘Church of the Ever Open Door’. You can enjoy free lunchtime music. St Martin in the Fields is a landmark church in the heart of London. It is just at the edge of Trafalgar Square. It …