Reviews of St George's Church, Bloomsbury.. (Church) in London (London).

St George's Church, Bloomsbury.

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57 Comments

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Anglican church

Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2SA, United Kingdom

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Reviews of St George's Church, Bloomsbury.

J. S.

Saw the wonderful Nigel Shaw and Carolyn Hillyer perform here. The acoustics in the church are amazing.

D. M.

Museum of Comedy. Very, very intimate. There's more room on Ryanair but fabulous.

K. G.

Great architecture and a nice congregation that we got to sing for.

H. T.

A heavenly place next to the chapel for a cup of coffee. It feels calm and quiet regardless in centre London.

P. E.

Beautiful building, great acoustic

R. H.

Excellent Nichols Hawksmoor church, built in 1730, now a world heritage site.

L. B.

Fantastic Nicholas Hawksmoor Church in Central London. The other ones in Greenwich, Spitalfields, Limehouse and Wapping are worth a look too. Great interior too.

J. J. B.

The Burton family church when Dad was a child of up to about school age.

B. P.

They do such a great hot chocolate here! Perfect after a night shift. Has the loveliest atmosphere and is genuinely my favourite place to get coffee! And they offer NHS discount!

R. B. H.

St George’s Bloomsbury is one of the twelve new churches designed and paid for under the 1711 Act of Parliament for building Fifty New Churches, and the sixth and final London church designed by the leading architect of the English Baroque, Nicholas Hawksmoor. Restoration began in 2002 has been funded by the estate of Paul Mellon the American philanthropist, through the World Monuments Fund; the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Robert Wilson Challenge Fund and a host of smaller donors. It has made possible a new future for the church. The architect of the restoration was Colin Kerr with Inskip and Jenkins designing the North Gallery. This is a small but nevertheless attractive church located fairly close to the British Museum. When I visited it was closed and so it wasn't possible to go inside.

M. F.

Extraordinary and architecturally significant Hawksmoor designed church! Enjoy the alleyway and lovely plants, plus the pyramid spire and Lion and Dragon statues

j. b.

Hawksmoor's last London church with an unusual tower and steeple capped by a statue of George I is hemmed in and constrained by its neighbours. The narrow and restricted passageway that winds around the left flank of the building is particularly evocative and redolent of the distant past and worth a pass.

D. K.

Beautiful church and historic landmark.

J. H.

Was down this way for business and just had to come and check out the great architecture on this historic building. Definitely worth a visit.

N. R.

Beautiful architecture of the building but with an eccentric tower. Very receptive the Rev in particular. Surely worthvisiting. Watch everything closely. It is different.

T. T.

Another Hawksmoor masterwork. Interior has been restored and cleaned to excellent result. Don't forget to see replica Mausoleum of Halicarnassus in miniature atop the steeple.