Reviews of Sjømannskirken i London - The Norwegian Church and Seamen's Mission. (Church) in London (London).

Sjømannskirken i London - The Norwegian Church and Seamen's Mission

102 Reviews

58 Comments

Church

Lutheran church

1 St. Olav Square, Albion St, London SE16 7JB, United Kingdom

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Information of Sjømannskirken i London - The Norwegian Church and Seamen's Mission, Church in London (London)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Sjømannskirken i London - The Norwegian Church and Seamen's Mission

Sunday

11am–2pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

12–3pm

Thursday

12–3pm

Friday

12–3pm

Saturday

12–3pm

Reviews of Sjømannskirken i London - The Norwegian Church and Seamen's Mission

J. B.

Norwegian seafarers Church. Has a Christmas Market every November. The service starts at 11.00.

R. E.

We rehearsed for a play at the Church and the team there were INCREDIBLY HELPFUL AND KIND. They made us feel so welcome and often brought us fresh coffee when we were getting weary! The church itself is beautiful and steeped in Norwegian history. I'm so pleased that I experienced this little Norwegian outpost in London!

C. F.

Great place to go especially when they are cohosting the annual scandinavian christmas markets. Pro tip: coffee and tea is all you can drink, you only pay for the cup. Find a place around one of the tables and wait for the staff to keep refilling your coffee cup.

a. d.

Visits to the Norwegian church is always pleasant. We (in the writing group) are always received well and treated to coffee and waffles. But I don't believe the church is open to everyone- as it once was. Now it's often closed for visitors, and the high walls and locked gates (and SO locked, with huge chains) don't seem to welcome strangers! I am sad about that.

A. h.

A small island of Norway, that went adrift and washed ashore near the Thames in London. Take your phrase book, wait to be introduced, pay a little more than you ought to for a perfectly made waffle served by an angel... but leave feeling you've had a short break in Scandinavia ! Wonderful place.

C. D.

Interesting to discover a little of Norway in London. Great community feel at their Julebasar (Christmas fair) with opportunities to taste and buy Norwegian specialities plus gorgeous Christmas decorations and gifts. Great chance to see traditional costumes being worn as well.

A. A.

A little piece of Norway in London. World famous for serving the best Scandinavian waffles. Make sure to check out the giant Viking statue inside the entrance.

R. M.

A lovely gem in the middle of London. The pastor was very welcoming, and the decor well chosen.

D. G.

Came here for the Christmas market. The food was amazing and there was a great selection of Nordic goods.

A. P.

Always go to the Skandi Christmas Market. It's well worth a visit for interesting and unusual gifts and great food

J. H.

What a fun little church - particularly in an area where many roads are named after Scandinavian places.

Y. L.

Wow！so beautiful～

S. D.

Really liked this small family run business. Salads are fabulous.

G. “. A.

Wonderful place. Nice , kind people. Friendly atmosphere.

A. D.

Very welcoming

M. R.

Great Christmas Market. I've been going for more than 10 years.

K. M.

Wonderful little venue for a Sunday afternoon sofar sounds gig.

A. V.

Very welcoming and friendly. I wish I could speak Norwegian!

V. B.

Lovely

D. J.

Much bigger than I anticipated and very busy!

R. M.

Lovely and welcoming

R. V.

Wonderful church, friendly staff and volounteers

J. C.

Welcoming place, today was Xmas bazaar

p. c. H.

Home from home No better place in London

I. A.

Wonderful Christmas market.

M. B.

Beautiful

b. j.

Beautiful structure

T. M. (.

A place to explore

G. S.

History time.

L. D. ́. F.

(Translated) Great atmosphere and nice people! Good and nutritious food. Takes into account allergies. Have even gluten intolerance and got the best apple pie I've tasted! (Original) Kjempebra stemning og hyggelige folk! God og næringsrik mat. Tar hensyn til allergier. Har selv glutenintoleranse, og fikk den beste eplekaken jeg har smakt!

K. E.

(Translated) Nice place to visit, buy Norwegian sweets, drink coffee and just sit down for a while. Nice church hall, nice staff. (Original) Trevligt ställe att besöka, köpa norskt godis, dricka kaffe och att bara få sitta ner en stund. Fin kyrkolokal, trevlig personal.

A. H.

(Translated) Was here at an absolutely wonderful blues concert with Norwegian artists. (Original) Var her på en aldeles herlig blues konsert med norske artister.

T. L. D.

(Translated) So pleasant ⛪ and pleasant people. Would gladly come back here. 😁 (Original) Så trivelig ⛪, og trivelige folk. Kommer gjerne tilbake hit. 😁

M. H.

(Translated) Just so cozy! And good waffles 😁 (Original) Bare såå koselig! Og gode vafler 😁

T. K.

(Translated) Great place, even though we were there during a funeral. (Original) Fantastisk sted, selv om vi var der under en begravelse.

L. T. A.

(Translated) Community meeting point, with many tables / sofas at the entrance where you can have a drink or eat. (Original) Punto de encuentro de la comunidad, con muchas mesas/sofas en la entrada donde tomar algo o comer.