St John's Gate in London: photos, reviews

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St John's Gate in London offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of the Order of St John. Though compact in size, this attraction is filled with intriguing exhibits that detail the Order's remarkable legacy. Visitors praise its accessibility, with ample space to move comfortably and facilities like a disabled toilet ensuring convenience for all. Serving as the headquarters for both St John's Ambulance and the St John's religious order, the gate plays a vital role in contemporary service as well. With a 4.6 rating on Google, it's a well-loved site where history and modern-day service converge, offering a unique venue that can complement various events.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Farringdon

Train station 246 m walk

Hatton Garden (Stop D)

Bus stop 428 m walk

Clerkenwell Road / Farringdon Road

Bus stop 344 m walk

Snow Hill (Stop HS)

Bus stop 468 m walk

4.7

based on 200 reviews

Google

4.6/5 129 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 71 review

Chris Cooper

Extremely interesting place to stumble across. Although small packed with information and very well set out.

simon mortimer

Interesting historical building with lovely museum dedicated to the history of the Order of St John, spanning Jerusalem, Rhodes, Cyprus, Malta etc, and the modern era St John’s Ambulance. It’s free although you can donate, very welcoming staff.

Isobel Kearl

Good accessibility and the space to manoeuvre is good too. The disabled toilet isn't very big but it had everything that was needed. A lovely museum with interesting exhibitions about St John Ambulance and The Order of St John. There's disabled parking outside too.

St John's Gate in London

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