St Alfege Church in London: photos, reviews

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St Alfege Church in London stands as a remarkable example of Georgian baroque architecture. Designed by the renowned Nicholas Hawksmoor, with its tower masterfully completed by John James, the church is a testament to historical elegance. Visitors often praise its beautiful interior and the serene atmosphere, particularly during Easter services. The church is not just a visual wonder but also a place of deep musical heritage, housing the tomb of the celebrated composer Thomas Tallis. Rated highly by visitors, the church's rich history and welcoming facilities, such as accessible toilet amenities, make it a must-see attraction for anyone exploring the city.

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Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Toilet

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Creekside (Stop Z)

Bus stop 533 m walk

Ashburnham Grove (Stop F)

Bus stop 590 m walk

Millwall Park (Stop L)

Bus stop 894 m walk

Wat Tyler Road (Stop L)

Bus stop 904 m walk

4.5

based on 298 reviews

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4.5/5 298 reviews

Alan Gilbert

What a wonderful church with such a rich history. Quite a few of my ancestors lived in the area and were baptised here. It's a beatiful place to sit down and put your cares to one side for a short while. The church often has lunchtime concerts organised so it's worth checking before you visit to see if anything is going on.

Ruth Tester

That's is beautiful church in Greenwich

Nils Paellmann

Beautiful church, designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor (1661-1736). The tower was finished by John James (1673-1746). Beautiful interior.

St Alfege Church in London

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