About

Tucked away in a charming cul-de-sac of Kensington, the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Dormition is a serene jewel of spiritual and cultural significance. This beautiful Orthodox church, revered by the Russian community across London, offers a fascinating glimpse into rich Russian traditions through its stunning architecture and enchanting religious art. The interior, softly illuminated by an abundance of candles, is adorned with exquisite icons of Jesus and various Christian figures, enveloping visitors in a tranquil atmosphere. The peaceful ambiance is complemented by the kindness of those you may meet, like the friendly Alexander or the helpful lady at reception, who offer warm interactions that heighten the sense of welcome. With wheelchair accessible features, it ensures everyone can experience this calming sanctuary - a true refuge for the soul, inviting moments of reflection and disconnection from life's hustle. Visitors often leave with a deeper appreciation and curiosity about Orthodox Christianity, making it one of the most memorable spiritual encounters in the city.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Royal Albert Hall
Bus stop 503 m walk
Prince Consort Road (Stop RS)
Bus stop 733 m walk
Sloane Street / Knightsbridge Station (Stop KK)
Bus stop 655 m walk
South Kensington Museums (Stop K)
Bus stop 451 m walk
Prince Consort Road / Imperial College (Stop RW)
Bus stop 682 m walk
Fulham Road
Bus stop 805 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.8
based on 852 reviews
4.8/5 852 reviews
Olga Paneva
Olga Paneva
2 weeks ago on Google

Overall the church is OK. Whenever I come though the same people attend the church through a decade almost. So I can assume that the new people are something different to them. I didn't have problem with priests. Overall it's OK but I didn't feel warm also.

Anelise Monique
Anelise Monique
1 month ago on Google

Amazing architeture, peaceful and calm place to pray and meditate!

kate Smolyakova
kate Smolyakova
2 months ago on Google

A real place where you can get a peaceful mind. All priests that I met here are very welcoming and helped me massively. Its parish school is great academically and an amazing welcoming place where the pupils, parents and teachers become a big family.

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