Top 5 Place of worship in Greater London

131 Plumstead Rd, London SE18 7DW, United Kingdom

“MAA SHAA ALLAH such a great mosque and very clean, parking space can be tricky but you can find the paid parking as well. Certainly! Mosques are places of worship for Muslims. They are typically known for their distinctive architecture, including minarets and domes. Inside, you’ll find a prayer hall where Muslims gather for daily prayers, and the Qiblah wall, which indicates the direction of Mecca, is an essential focal point. Mosques often play a central role in the spiritual and communal life of Muslim communities, serving not only as places of worship but also as centers for education and social gatherings. Big space for worship and you can feel the positivity and mindfulness. Management done a really good job thanks for keeping it to updated. JazakAllah Khair”

Cathedral House, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7HY, United Kingdom

“Beautiful stained glass and an awesome place. And the priest in charge in awesome”

Bedford St, London WC2E 9ED, United Kingdom

“Went to experience the musicals by candlelight. The Church is an oasis in the busy heart of the Covent Garden. The intimate setting is perfect for a small musical event like this. There is no fancy techs to enhance the effects but this is how you get to really listen to the music itself. And they played beautifully even during the pop music section. There is a small bar at the back but they don't have non alcoholic drinks, except soft drinks.”

2-5 Oldham Terrace, London W3 6LS, United Kingdom

“Lovely prayer hall and stunning setting for a wedding (nikkah) with an ornate chandelier (see photo). The imam was knowledgeable and was happy to speak in many languages.”

7-11 St Thomas's Rd, Finsbury Park, London N4 2QH, United Kingdom

“Nice place. Shame there was no cafe or women coming to think of it. Definitely recommended. Good to chill out and meditate. Not sure they allow pets, never saw any. Might want to ask”

39 - 45 Oldfield Ln S, Greenford UB6 9LB, United Kingdom

“જય જયરામ બાપા "Jay jalaram bapa". Very peaceful place for mind, relaxation, and peace. Just sit and relax and enjoy the lovely bajhan and arti they do in morning and evening. I like it when they get live bajhan it's totally different, out of mind, feeling the blessings. They do live Telecast aswell so you can watch at home or on your mobile 📱 😉. They also provide MahaPrasad and its delicious food, and prasad is always good because its a blessing. I highly recommend you to all visit the place and have a blessed day.”

244 Acklam Rd, London W10 5YG, United Kingdom

“The mosque is truly a sight to behold, with its captivating beauty evident in both its interior and exterior. The ground floor is adorned with exquisite decorations, and the new, pristine carpets provide a soft and inviting space for prayer. It's a pleasure to kneel and pray on them. However, when it comes to the first floor, while it maintains a level of cleanliness, there is room for improvement. The surface can be a bit challenging for prayers, especially during the bustling Friday congregations when the mosque is packed to capacity. Additionally, the mosque's location is somewhat unusual, given its proximity to the motorway. Despite this, it exudes an aura of serenity and spirituality that envelops all who visit. It truly is a peaceful and soulful place of worship.”

A3, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SD, United Kingdom

“I love the Lord. I enjoy going to church when in any country. Today is Christmas, and what better way than celebrate Jesus's birth than to go to church. I enjoyed the service, singing, and message. They get a 5 star because the message was about the Lord and salvation. Enjoy life and love the one and only God.”

St. Mary's Church, 70 Wellesley Rd, Croydon CR0 2AR, United Kingdom

“It's a simple-looking Church from the outside with weathered stonework but is actually very nice looking on the inside, and also very peaceful. But down point is that it's in a rotten part of Croydon (full of mad and deranged people) which may put some people off from going there especially if you have to use the train station or West Croydon bus station...as the council have let west croydon go downhill.”

All Souls C of E Church, 2 All Souls' Pl, London W1B 3DA, United Kingdom

“This is a beautiful church right next door to the BBC. The architect was John Nash, The Prince Regent's architect. Nash was responsible for the majestic sweeping curve design of Regent's Street along with Regent's Park and The Royal Pavilion Brighton. Outside the church is a bust of this remarkable architect, so when you're next in the West End, go and have a look at the face of the man responsible for the beauty of Regent's Street. Nearest Tube- Oxford Circus”

Basement, Sandfield, Cromer St, London WC1H 8DU, United Kingdom

“Nice and peaceful like all mosque May Allah bless you”

35 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4AE, United Kingdom

“Beautiful place for Prayer. (Sunnah Masjid)”

Kensington Church St, London W8 4LA, United Kingdom

“St Mary Abbots is a massive church, ( Church of England ), and a haven of peace and quiet in busy Kensington. Lunchtime concerts by students at The Royal College of Music. Always open. The present church was designed by the architect Sir Gilbert Scott , and was finally completed around 1893 , including the south porch and the cloister. The spire is 278ft ( 84.73m ). The churchyard was closed for burials in 1853. The walls of the Church are built of London stock brick, faced externally with Kentish Ragstone, with Bath stone dressings. The earliest mention of Kensington Church ( as it was first known ) is found in a charter of 1102 , and it is very probable that there was a church here even before that date , since there is a mention of a priest at Cheniston , in the Domesday Book. The name St Mary Abbots derives from it's medieval ownership by Abingdon Abbey. The pulpit ,1697, from the old church , is said to have been the gift of William III. The two churchwardens' staves date from 1792 , with their silver crowns topped by the figure of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The brass Eagle lectern is dated 1873. Font by Farmer and Brindley, a large marble bowl with figures of the rivers of Paradise. The tall openwork cover of wrought iron was added in 1881. The south chancel chapel was remodelled as a war memorial chapel in 1920 - 1921 by Giles Gilbert Scott. The Revd Wilson Carlile was a curate at St Mary Abbots in 1880. He held open air religious meetings in Kensington High Street and Notting Hill. He resigned his curacy to devote his time to slum missions , and went on to found The Church Army . The pipe organ no longer works , a new one would befit this church. Appreciate the serenity, the architecture and the interesting memorials.”

90-92 Chingford Mount Rd, London E4 9AA, United Kingdom

“i have good suggestion regarding issue with space, why not add one of those vendor tents outside and then put like some sort of carpet on the floor. It would be great because its able to shield people from getting splattered from the rain and increase of space for jumah”

Wyndham Pl, York St, London W1H 1PQ, United Kingdom

“I'm so glad I came to this candlelight concert. It's such a relaxing and beautiful way to enjoy some music. The atmosphere is amazing, with the soft glow of the candles and the gentle sound of the instruments. I feel like I'm in a different world, away from all the stress and worries of everyday life. This is a perfect night for me.”

1116 London Rd, Norbury, London SW16 4DT, United Kingdom

“Alhamdulillah beautiful mosque very good effort, I prayed there today zuhar and asar when I got refused to get into Alhidaya mosque at 1:22pm the guy said the mosque is closed I can’t allowed you for more then 5 minutes and I said it’s zuhar pray I need to make ablution and pray 10 rakaat I can’t do this in 5 minutes but he still didn’t allowed me. Anyway I then found this mosque it’s small but people are very kind and it was open for everyone there is madrasa as well I really appreciate their efforts may Allah give them more and more to build this mosque even more bigger and may Allah give the person a higher rank in jannah who put the foundation of this mosque”

Kensington Park Rd, Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3BY, United Kingdom

“We came upon this wonderful chapel while on vacation. We decided to go inside and found the service was about to start. We decided to stay. Wow. The worship was wonderful and the message was excellent. Everyone was friendly and sweet. Thank you. Great way to start our vacation.”

Putney High St, London SW15 1SN, United Kingdom

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Strand, London WC2R 1ES, United Kingdom

“This church was both intimate and stunning. Ceiling is beautifully decorated.”

St Mary Le Bow Church, Cheapside, London EC2V 6AU, United Kingdom

“The Church of Bow bells. A beautiful church. One of Wrenn's post Great Fire of London restorations. A complete history is on the website. The church is a place of peace and quiet in a busy day. Opening times are on the website. Of note is the Norwegian chapel which records the endurance of the Scandinavian countries during the war and the Bow Bells signal played by the BBC world service during the war”