Reviews of St Pancras Old Church. (Church) in London (London).

St Pancras Old Church

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Anglican church

Pancras Rd, London NW1 1UL, United Kingdom

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M. A.

A really calm and peaceful place with greenery all around. The church is small, but very beautiful and quiet. One can hear the chirping of birds inside from the courtyard.

A. G.

St Pancras Old Church is unique small church offer peaceful moments in busy and hectic London. If near by King's Cross visit this peaceful oasis and lift you spirits. ⛪🌳🌲🌱🌷

O. L.

Nice old little church. Just walked around it and heard its bells. Quiet and relaxing environment.

R. H.

Beautiful old church minutes from Coal Drops Yard yet very peaceful. Interior is well worth looking at too. Also services are held every day if that's for you. Sir John Soan's tomb and the Hardy Tree are the highlights of the graveyard.

P. M.

Wonderful escape to a beautiful ancient oasis far from the railway hubbub.

E. P.

This Churchyard is very relaxing to be in, even if just for 10 minutes. I would say Heavenly Peace. So such an escape from traffic and crowd. Also a very historical spot that brings you back in time. I thoroughly enjoy all the times and strongly recommend

T. C.

Lovely peaceful oasis in the busy city.

S. O.

Lovely old Church in very historic setting!

S. B.

It is very calm, picturesque, serene and tidy place for relaxing and walking. The tombs and tablets also depict interesting historied related to the place.

J. F.

Lovely church, married here 30 years ago. Went to a mass here the other day and thoroughly enjoyed the mass. The congregation all seemed to know one another and really all enjoyed one another's company. Nice to see in this day and age.

U. A.

Had the enormous privilege of photographing David Lance Callaghan and The Primitives playing acoustic sets in the Church, fabulous place.

N. B.

Historic and atmospheric church and churchyard and just a stone's throw from the new Kings Cross and St Pancreas developments. The soon to be completed level access entrance will make it more welcoming still.

G. D.

Went on the Historic tour around the grounds of this delightful Church.

M. S.

Visited in September while on vacation and loved it! Very reverent service, interesting sermon, and incredibly warm congregation. Helped us figure out restaurant choices and sights to see in the neighborhood, all while providing us with coffee and cake after church. If we lived in London, this would be our home church.

H. M.

Visited St Pancras old church Jan 2020 When we learned of the Hardy Tree's existence we just had to find it and we did. The bonus was discovering this lovely little church just up the road away from the hustle and bustle of St. Pancras station. The Hardy Tree is well worth a look. The tree has indeed grown around all the gravestones and although fenced off there is ample opportunity for some great photographs. The little church is a work in progress and volunteers help maintain its pristine look. It's quite sparse inside with no great trappings of visible wealth but the simplistic decor only adds to the tranquil ambience and it was nice just to relax there for a short time. Well worth a visit and The Hardy Tree is the icing on the the cake

I. S.

Such a brilliant venue for intimate gigs. Great acoustics. Dimmed lights. Gorgeous décor & architecture inside and outside. Fantastic atmosphere… left this place feeling very happy 😊 Loved a wonder around the church yard before the gig. A true gem at the heart of the city.

A. F.

St pancras church is based close to st pancras station and is one of londons oldest churches. The church has grave stones on the floor inside the church and and a wonderfull chaple of jesus and woden beams on the roof, there is a small court yard,park area to sit which has a large monument in the centre. There is also a clock tower to one side. When the main line was built, the graves were moved and the headstones placed around the large trees. A historical place to visit and a hidden gem of london, highly recomended and is aprox 5 mins walk from the station.

D. S.

Mainly visited as my great grandad was christened here but it was a beautifully calm spot in a busy city. I spent some time in prayer in the church and lit a candle before exploring the grounds. Well worth the visit.

E. S.

Very nice and peaceful. It's a little hidden gem of a church and graveyard.

The St Pancras Old Church is a cute little church in the heart of Central London. There's a disputed claim that the origins of the church date back to the 4th century. Which would make it one of the oldest extant churches in the world. Inside, the church certainly has a medieval feel with exposed walls as well as other less sophisticated building features. The church grounds has some truly epic graves and monuments such as The Sloane Mausoleum, the burial place of the architect John Sloane, and the The Burdett-Coutts Memorial Sundial in memory of Baroness Burdett-Coutts for her philanthropic works. If visiting, do hunt for the Hardy Tree, a really interesting tree that has grown around headstones!

A. M.

It was the grave of Mary Wollstonecraft that first brought me to the churchyard of St Pancras Old Church, and it quickly became one of my favourites. It manages to be both easy to reach from the nearby main train stations and seemingly cut off from the rest of the world as the churchyard is shrouded in trees. It's rich in history and seems well taken care of. If you need some quiet time, this is one place to consider.

A. A.

Love this old church. The history that oozes from every corner transport you to a.different time. Is a beautiful place to visit either for a quiet contemplating session or to listen to music. This is one of the hidden treasure of London.

M. F.

This is a good example that London is much more than Big Ben and all those other tourist attractions. And best of all, this is not crowded. And of course The Hardy tree is worth visit!

S. P.

Fantastic venue. We watched an Icelandic band called hugar and it was so intimate and atmospheric. It’s really easy to find, there’s an accessible loo, a cool tree with grave stones all around it in concentric circles and some pretty cool feminist history. They also sold drinks but cash only as it’s out of a kind of mini fridge.

A. P.

Very calm, peaceful and beautiful church.

A. P.

It is a small church,very beautiful and particular, in the way it was built in its time,features that makes it one of the oldest Christian places of worship in England. As the times evolved, it was restructured many times, bat its change and expansion of its structure, took place in the Victorian historical period.Tourists just arrived on the place , you can immediately notice that the sacristy of this church is very large, compared to the size of the entire arra. In this review of mine,I considered it right to point out, throughout the age, famous and illustrious people of England. Unfortunately,it’s a church that more than once is not mentioned among the recommended tourist destinations and, in this regard I want to add that I saw it and could admire for a pure and lucky case.I recommend it because it’s a beautiful and above all very interesting place from the historical point of view.

S. W.

Superb music from a real talent, and in such an atmospheric and special setting. But if you're going at this time of year, wrap up; it wad only marginally warmer than outside

S. B.

Beautiful little church that feels so out of place in the local surroundings, but allows you the time and space to just sit, relax and take stock. The gardens are very nice and a welcome break from the stress of the travel hub around the corner

M. W.

Went there to watch the amazing emmavie everything was good untill me and my friend got locked in the toilet luckily got let out before she performed my favourite song because I would of been happy having to sing from the outside toilet

A place of peace a few steps from the station.

M. C.

I saw Dashboard Confessional do an acoustic set here, and it was absolutely incredible. An amazing atmospheric venue

J. B.

Not been here before - in fact I'd not really see myself as a church person - but went to see a gig here and wow it's amazing! Donate for the restoration!

C. A.

Lovely historic church with beautiful grounds. Friendly staff who helped us see the small but informative exhibits on the history. Worth a visit for the Thomas Hardy tree.

D. a. D. T.

Wandering around London today and amidst the hustle and bustle of Kings Cross, we came upon this little hidden gem, so peaceful.

A small oasis in the hustle of St. Pancras. Full of history, but little of it explained. The graveyard was cut in half to make way for the railway to the Midlands. Some of the gravestones were piled around a small tree which has grown up in the centre. the Hardy tree.

M. P.

What a beautiful magical church! Today I spent my lunch in St Pancras Gardens. It was so peaceful, the birds were singing. Then Margot and I went to St Pancras Old Church carols service. The quire were magnificent and the organist played well. They sang among the flickering candles next to a huge lit Christmas tree. Their voices were otherworldly. I didn’t expect such a gift. The church was locked for the service with only a few parishioners inside. It was such peace and beauty. It was transmitted live by Age UK Camden. We were there!

It was a very peaceful place full of history. Love how quiet the church is and can hear birds chirping from the courtyard

B. L.

Lovely calm , very charming , well looked after church and is open to everyone .

M. H.

Still searching for Francis Dubois and her burial as a French entire around 1850's in Kings cross area.

Lovely place and a few photo opportunities for Beatle fans.

s. m.

Lovely old church in Anglo saxon style.

L. J.

Fantastic, intimate venue. Great place to see a gig.

T. M.

A worthy visit if in the area,an oasis of calm, my parents were married there,and myself christened.

J. C.

Popped into here i was visting camden for the day nice gardens and church

S. R. (.

Lovely old church in the centre of London. Interesting graveyard too.

Y. J. C.

I always walk by this beautiful church.🙏 I feel blessed and pray for love. Whenever I go for a walk nearby here everyday I do know its great Happiness my univ.flat is located this area

M. J. H. (.

Nice little church with huge history.

C. K.

An ancient site with some pieces of old building. The best component of this hodgepodge assembly is Quinlin Terry's interior screen in a well considered Doric.

F. B.

Interesting and peaceful church and churchyard in the midst of major city. Church is beautiful - classic. Churchyard has benches - lots of mature trees - perfect quiet space. Fascinating Hardy Tree worth s look although disappointed with red and white striped tape keeping it well away .... would have liked to get closer - also spoilt photos. Lovely spot.

d. c.

Fabulous, unexpected find... well worth a visit..

A. M.

Beautiful small church in a very nice park, worth a visit

B. W.

Awesome place! Home was huge interior so beautiful. All typically the detail within the construction will be something worth going to be able to see. A lot involving history in this setting up as well. Perfectly stored and friendly people. We will definitely visit once more next time I'm throughout the area.

Y. C.

I always walk by this beautiful church.🙏 I feel blessdd and pray for love. When I go for a walk nearby here Its great blessing my univ.flat is located this area

M. S.

Peaceful place and if u actually read about the history of the places its actually very interesting, nice place to just unwind.

T. T.

A beautiful old church with a peaceful place to pray, and lots of guide books and information boards if you want to understand more about the history. The graveyard is small but has some very notable graves, including the Soane monument.

R. D.

I couldn't quite give this church five stars as although it is utterly distinctive in appearance, strange and sort of eccentric it is rather bleak inside. The churchyard surrounding it has greater interest in a way with a tree surrounded by so many old gravestones stacked right against each other that were apparently removed to one place to facilitate railway construction. Most spooky. The graveyard also has one or two famous occupants.

n. A.

The Church was ok but I did not like the little park in front of it. The Bin's were full. The fence looked come down. It needs for sure some work to make it look nice.

J. B.

History in motion. The Hardy Tree is there , So are. The headstones of Mary Wollstonecraft & Johan Christian Bach ( Johan's Sebastian's Son) Find the tree , opposite the sundial, which has a remembrance plate?

R. E.

I’ve been to many gigs but none come to mind so fondly as watching Rob Lynch (and support) at this venue. So intimate and atmospheric- highly recommended if you want a truly raw concert experience

A. D.

Beautiful church and grounds. The old and recent history is amazing, make sure to read up - there is information and publications on site. A must visit if you are in the area (or not). Make sure to see the tree growing through grave stones which photos of don't do justice.

L. E.

Beautiful small and warm church :-)

D. S.

A beautiful venue, with very nice acoustics. Now, there are toilets indoors! Can get a bit cold, so wrap up warm. Sat on low, church chairs, which can be a pain, but there's plenty of space between rows.

D. L.

Interesting neo Norman church a stones throw from St Pancras station.

R. V.

Lovely little cemetery (a park, really) definitely stop if you're near by.

J. G.

A delightful and quiet churchyard, considering its location. It contains Sir John Soane's family tomb, designed by himself, the top of which was the inspirations for G Gilbert Scott's K2 telephone box. Here also is the Hardy tree with many gravestones embedded in its roots. Hardy worked when a young architect to move the graves from the eastern part of the churchyard when it became part of the St Pancras railway line.

P. W.

As we were going there late, the church itself was already closed. The outside of it, the garden, where you can walk around, is very beautiful though and I believe the church must be amazing too from the inside. Recommended

S. M.

Lovely building. Great evening gig with phildel

N. D.

Beautiful old church ⛪️

B. C.

It's a quiet place in the middle of a busy place!

B. S.

Nice church and interesting graveyard.

A. K.

Good place great mellow astomphere family 👪friendly place 👌great design COVID-19 friendly ticks all the boxes 📦😀👍👌😊

The oldest Christian Church site in London apparently and has the only Grade 1 Monument in London, upon which the ubiquitous red telephone box was based! Has to be seen. A truly lovely backwater worth visiting.

H. O.

Well preserved church. Not far from the station.

A. A.

Best performance ever and loved the atmosphere

A. H.

Nice little live music venue, just behind St. Pancras station

E. A.

My favourite place in the area to take the dogs for a walk. Unfortunately a few other dogs owner had issues as some dogs were poisoned. Always keep an eye out!!!

D. R.

This was God's house apparently! I'd have expected it to be bigger. Nice enough. Sells candles for 20p.

K. G. D.

I’m here with the singer-songwriter: Logan Parker I’ve been before. It’s a great space, a sacred space with a historical and spiritual heritage down the ages. Now has a multiplicity of functions.

V. S.

I was married here in June 1958. A wonderful day, sunny and warm in a beautiful setting. The Vicar who married us was a kindly man. About 100 guests enjoyed the ceremony. Unfortunately, my husband died after 54 years together - we had happy memories of the day and a very happy marriage.

G. J.

As ever, as non religious, am not equipped to give a meaningful review. I tend to visit churches to look at plaques and gravestones. This is a treasure. It is 12th century CofE church and has Sir John Sloane's mausoleum. Also has the graves of Mary Wollstonecraft, Johann Christian Bach, Samuel Cooper / Cowper and William Godwin. The church site may date back to the 4th century and their are theories about it being originally Roman. It is named after the Roman martyr, St Pancras.

H. A.

Very nice located very popular place close to King's Cross and St Pancras International.

J. H.

If you stand between Kings Cross and St Pancras Stations and look north along Pancras Road, the view is very 21st Century. Modern, shiny and new. Even the old buildings have been polished bright. If you follow the road the shine disappears along with the noise of Central London. Ten Minutes walk and under the railway bridge you'll pass the St Pancras Old Church Yard. Watch you don't miss it, hidden behind a wall and up some stairs. You might be changing trains or stepping out of the office for lunch. You might just be in the area and looking for a moments peace. Whatever your reason, it's worth taking the walk to this remarkable place. Well shaded by the trees on a sunny day, you can almost forget that your close to the centre of London. Trains to the Midlands, the South Ease and The Continent pass by just a few feet away, but you just don't notice them,. A place to sit and relax, you'll find yourself fascinated by it's history. One of the most imposing sights as you walk through is the Tomb of Sir John Soane. If you think there is something familiar about it, there is. It inspired Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in his design of the Iconic red telephone boxes. The Churchyard has connections as varied as The Beatles, New Jersey (USA) and Mar Shelleyy You might spot a whole bunch of grave stones piled up around a tree, This is because they were excavated and moved when the railway was built. The tree is known as the Hardy tree after of the young man who was in charge of the excavation. Thomas Hardy, known best for his novels and poems. Not surprising then this really is a place to get 'Far from the Madding Crowd'

M. A.

Even though am not a Christian. Obvs...😆. I do admire and appreciate beautiful church architecture. Here’s an example.

C. C.

The churchyard is more interesting than the church, containing, as it does, the mausoleum of architect Sir John Soanes. This small structure is the inspiration behind the classic red British telephone box.

M. T.

A treasure of a place. A sanctuary in the city. The hardy tree, sir John soanes mausoleum and the grave stone of one of my heroes. . Mary wollstonecraft Godwin. Definitely worth the short walk up from the station.

J. D.

Who knew this was here! Found it as part of a free organised walk. Very interesting. The founder of the RSPCA and NSPCC is buried here. Her mausoleum has 2 lions and 2 Collie dogs around it. It also has the Hardy tree.

D. M.

Very cool venue. Was here for a Bird on Wire event. I like the decor and the information boards in the foyer are interesting to read. Good luck with the restoration

j. b.

Mystical and melancholic mound shrouded in a disquieting atmosphere. Offering a ruminative respite from the hectic resurrected Kings Cross/St. Pancras travel hub and the allurement of consumerism. Here numerous historic associations and reverberations redound through the ages. Evocative. London's ancient beating heartland. “we late lamented resting here are mixed to human jam and each to each explaining in fear I know not which I am.”** ** Thomas Hardy.

L. S.

Lovely and ancient church in a beautiful spot

T. O.

stunning old church...would love to look inside

M. C.

We attended a concert at the old church. Lovely church with lots of history. Take the time to walk around the grounds, you'll be glad you did.

J. P.

One of my favourite places in London. Rich history and a calming place of reflection. Lovely, welcoming church community.

N. G.

Cool acoustic Echobelly gig.

C. L.

A tremendous place that I’ve labeled home for 13 a long time now. From the amazing welcome towards the inclusive community it's a place you’ll be recognised with open arms.

T. K.

Just discovered this calm oasis fe minutes from busy King's Cross. A 11th century church, the bell tower was added later. There is a lovely park around it.

M. A.

A deep rooted history, surrounding graveyard has many surprising aspects and a wealth of history to be uncovered. A gem within the city😃

J. G.

Beautiful 12th-century Church that doubles up as a great intimate music venue. If someone you like is playing here don't miss it, it's special.

R. D. G.

The tree that grows among the gravestones is one of the most striking shots I´ve ver taken in London. Sir John Soane´s tomb is also a must stop destination

R. R.

I'm led to believe this has been a religious site since pre-Roman times, not being a praying man the interest here for me is the actual building and surrounding grave yard which i found to be most interesting.

B. D.

Beautiful and quirky, memorable visit and emotional atmosphere at the concert of Belle Scar!

I. K.

It's an embassidorial building, nice and quite place to meditate/worship.

M. S.

One of the oldest sites of Christian worship in England. Open every day. Plenty of luminaries buried in the churchyard.

T. T.

Nice old rural church which used to be on a riverside North of London, unfortunately modernised by Thomas Hardy before he became a novelst, he managed to remove much of the original mediaeval atmosphere...

A. F.

Beautiful place! It’s surrounded by nature and in the middle of the city. Also really peaceful

C. W.

Small, quiet, historic

F. P.

Attended a gig here. Lovely small church and great sound. Unfortunately only one toilet!

A. F.

Nature, peace and quietness in the heart of London

D. J.

Very interesting history to this old church commemorating a little known Roman Saint.

Beautiful venue, I saw a concert there, Chantelle Duncan. Great venue for a sit down gig.

v. O.

A beautiful old church . The acoustics are very good . A lovely place to see any singer

W. W.

Suggest a visit to see Hardy's lime and a church that feels out of place in Central London

S. J. C. L. U. K. E.

good friends..eh, do you work weekends. DO YOU. I attended 'Trinity Sunday' today & enjoyed every minute of It. __________________

d. m.

I enjoyed going inside this very old church and reading about it's history

P. B.

On the few actions I have attended morning prayers there has been a special peace warmth of Gods spirit there while the Rest of London rushes on.

N. S.

Amazing.

B. T.

An oasis amid the chaos of London.

S. F.

Very special music venue

B. 8.

A very interesting place to wander around. Lot's of history to explore, or just sit in the quiet gardens.

K. R.

I go in to light a candle every now and again.

H. I.

Beautiful small church. In the gardens Sir John Sloane's mausoleum and a bench where the Beatles sat.

H. S.

Very beautiful and lovely calm atmosphere. Good architectural beautiful place

l. r.

nice gig

j. d.

Lovely church and congregation. Also really interesting graveyard

B. C. M.

Small and cosy church and cemetery. Hardy Tree is pretty interesting and beautiful.

R. F.

We have been to several concerts here and always enjoyed the venue

P. B.

Beautiful and historic old church and churchyard and a great venue for small concerts.

R. S.

Modest little church, worth a visit for its interesting grounds with some graves, monuments and tombs of famous figures.

J. B.

Very interesting, this Church was first built in 6th century!

B. M.

Lovely old churchyard just a few minutes walk from Kings Cross and St Pancreas. Go just to see the Hardy Tree

M. M.

Went to a live music gig here, absolutely stunning venue

L. R.

Serene place to relax and contemplate.

C. T.

Very nice small and very old church close to St Pancras station.

N. D.

It is a lovely old church. Very small with a nice park next to it

M. B.

Well worth a detour from the canal pathway.

T. M.

Fabulous location for Beatles fans many location in my Mad Day Out Beatles photos book

D. S.

One of the best gigs I've ever been to for Sleep Token. Unforgettable.

A. P.

A lovely church. It is very old and truly has stood the rest of time.

D. D.

Nice church and a lovely park area around it

L. A.

Small church but great friendly place to enjoy a concert.

P. S.

Absolutely wonderful. Why are you even questioning whether it's worth it - just go, it's magical.

M. V.

Always good to see it and enjoy it.

Great music venue in an impressive setting

J. W.

If you're looking for a calm, meditative place in an otherwise bustling area, this is it. Especially on a sunday morning.

D. S.

Beautiful green spot in the middle of London, with many historic grave monuments

N. D.

Beautiful intimate venue with incredible acoustics, a gig I'll never forget

P. E.

Lovely Old Church

M. P.

This is a little piece of history, just 2 minutes walk from St. Pancras station. You can just pass by if it's on your way.

A. E.

Pretty church and grounds right in the middle of London. Great for a little stroll.

R. G.

An intimate and atmospheric live music venue! Great sound quality.

V. C.

Great beautiful architecture and small nature space

P. M.

A very nice venue, for music events.

R. L.

Ridiculous that this is a music venue, but in the best way. Love it.

A. S.

Beautiful old church, lovely for gigs too.

H. H.

Cool venue. Saw Carousel + Etches, great bands and good sound.

J. L.

A wonderful old Church so pleased t have visited 30:01:18

J. V. D. B.

Unexpected haven steps away from KX station. Tranquil haven, rich in history.

M. S. P. F.

Small church, huge history. Free entrance, donations welcome. Situated in a small park

F. N.

Great place apart from the weirdos who occasionally appear.

C. H.

So ild. So beautiful. So interesting. Definitely worth a visit.

A. C.

It's one of oldest churches in London.

C. B.

quiet intimate space. making a stand for historical Christendom, resisting encroaching railway tracks.

N. K.

Tranquil ancient church behind St Pancras Station opposite Camley Street nature reserve

t. f.

Interesting history, also close to Kings Cross Coaldrop yard and the canal.

G. C.

A truly unique ancient church in the heart of St Pancras

R. W.

Delightful little church hidden away behind St Pancras station.

D. O.

Fabulous intimate venue. Exquisite surroundings.

C. G.

Perfect acoustics for the style of live music we saw.

O. C.

Old church and nice grounds to get peace and quiet

R. S. J. L.

Awesome simple old London Church that is not given its due.

D. M.

A beautiful peaceful spot in the heart of London. Cheers the soul...

A. S.

Always open.

R. C.

Lovely

V. K.

Really nice church and park.Peaceful and clean

L. F.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

D. B.

Check out the grave that inspired the phone box!

S. L.

Great venue to watch musicians perform.

A. v. H.

Lovely small venue for intimate concerts.

L. D.

Beautiful little church from 11th century

A. R.

Such a lovely church

P. T.

Brilliant.

K. D.

Lovely pastor

M. H.

Went into St Pancras gardens... It was actually a graveyard

A. S.

Lovely. I'd done the Lord's Supper there...

B. C.

Little church, little place and so quiet

R. O.

Was there with family, just incredible.

p. h.

God is great. This is peaceful place.

D. m.

Very tranquil area in kings cross area

R. C.

Lovely place

S. B.

Definitely something to see if your near by.

M. V.

One of the most beautiful churches in London!

V. D.

Stands out as an island of peace in a fast moving world.

A. O.

Serene and peaceful.

P. P.

Wonderful

M. M.

Very atmospheric venue to watch a gig.

C. M.

Atmospheric. I love this church.

O. C.

Old stuff

S. M.

Very peaceful ❤️

D. C.

Great venue for a concert

T. B.

Great place for concert....

T. S.

Very serene and contemplative

B. D.

Small church. Massive history!

J. Q.

I severe there it's wonderfull

A. R.

Quaint Church Loaded with history

K. P.

Lovely old church

P. P.

beautiful church and service

R. W.

Great historical interest

K. M.

Lovely grounds

J. C. B.

The grave site of Mary Wollstonecraft

B. P.

Amazing place 😊

R. M.

So beautiful!

V. D. S.

Amazing. God bless!!!

P. R.

Great venue.

L. C.

Nice

P. p.

Good people 👭

R. M.

An Old church in London UK

L. G.

Wow what a cool and historical church.

J. P.

Fantastic

E. F.

Beautiful

M. V.

Cool

S. S.

A beautiful building

G. C.

Beautiful church

M. B.

Nice church

B. K.

Haha^^ pancreas

A. T.

beautiful church

C. B.

Saint Pancras Old Church.

N. K. o.

Holy place

H. H.

Picturesque

影.

(Translated) Very beautiful church, quiet atmosphere, you will feel good when you feel the surrounding atmosphere on the bench. The mass is very warm, everyone is very friendly, it is highly recommended to attend. The coffee is delicious. (Original) 很漂亮的教堂，氣氛寧靜，做在長椅上感受週邊氣息就會有好心情。彌撒很溫馨，所有人都很友善，非常推薦參加。咖啡好喝。

I. c.

(Translated) Present to attend a concert I thought the church desecrated ... but no it is a church in activity, why not finally. Suffice to say that the acoustics are top and the setting quite unusual. (Original) Présente pour assister à un concert je pensais l'église désacralisée... mais non c'est un église en activité, pourquoi pas finalement. Autant dire que l'acoustique est top et le cadre assez insolite.

C. G.

(Translated) This very beautiful church has a very particular history behind it. The cemetery is also very interesting. (Original) Molto bella questa chiesetta, ha una storia dietro molto particolare. Molto interessante anche il cimitero.

P. T. L.

(Translated) Intimate and cozy place for a rock / jazz concert. It was even possible to buy beer (Original) Intimt og koselig sted for en rocke/jazzkonsert. Det var til og med mulig å kjøpe øl

é. H.

(Translated) Super atmosphere with the old tombs of the trees pushing everything in knot only flat traffic hyper present not allowing peofiterpneinement of calm which would lend itself readily to the place (Original) Super atmosphère avec les anciennes tombes des arbres poussant tout en nœud seul bémol la circulation hyper présente ne permettant pas de peofiterpneinement du calme qui se prêterais volontier à l'endroit

M. A.

(Translated) This place that we found almost by chance turns out to be very interesting, with gardens full of tombs stacked around a tree because the train tracks ate space for the church. A place to visit if you are in the St. Pancras area. (Original) Este lugar que encontramos casi por casualidad resulta ser muy interesante, con unos jardines llenos de tumbas apiladas alrededor de un árbol debido a que las vías del tren le comieron espacio a la iglesia. Un lugar para visitarlo si estás por la zona de St. Pancras.

H. R.

(Translated) Pretty gem in the middle of the big city ... (Original) Hübsches Kleinod inmitten der großen Stadt...

В. Б.

(Translated) Thank you for not breaking and also 44 (Original) Спасибо что не сломали а также 44

M. G. S.

(Translated) I really enjoyed visiting the cemetery but I saw it quite abandoned. The objects they sell are very expensive. The usury of the church is noticeable. Damn you! (Original) Me gusto mucho visitar el cementerio pero lo vi bastante abandonado. Los objetos que venden son carisimo. Se nota la usura de la iglesia. Que te den!

M. C. D.

(Translated) Beautiful place. Its small church and cemetery make it an essential place. Very curious the ash in whose roots the tombstones stand (Original) Bello lugar. Su pequeña iglesia y cementerio lo hacen un lugar imprescindible. Muy curioso el fresno en cuyas raices se aposentan las lápidas

J. P.

(Translated) This very old church is moving but it is especially its cemetery which is interesting. The Hardy tree to see. (Original) Cette très ancienne église est émouvante mais c'est surtout son cimetière qui est intéressant. The Hardy tree à voir.

V. D.

(Translated) The old tree with the tombstones is fun to see, but otherwise there is not so much about the place. The church is nothing special. (Original) Det gamle træ med gravstenene er sjovt at se, men ellers er der ikke så meget ved stedet. Kirken er ikke noget særligt.

C. P.

(Translated) Super beautiful. To visit the gardens located alongside are very beautiful. I loved ! (Original) Super beau. A visiter les jardins situés à côtés sont très beaux . J'ai adoré !

m. b.

(Translated) An unusual place in central London, very quiet. Take the time to walk around the park, a tree hides a surprise;) (Original) Un lieu insolite au centre de Londres, très calme. Prenez le temps de faire le tour du parc, un arbre vous cache une surprise ;)

A. L. M.

(Translated) It is a good place to rest for a while and take a look at Hardy but it is not a must. (Original) Es un buen lugar para descansar un rato y echar un vistazo al Hardy pero no es un imprescindible.

P. J.

(Translated) Very atypical with a special atmosphere We could believe in the universe of Harry Potter (Original) Très atypique avec une ambiance particulière On pourrait ce croire dans l'univers de Harry Potter

A. G.

(Translated) A place definitely magical where you can deviate to appreciate its garden and its excellent architecture. (Original) Un lugar en definitiva mágico donde puedes desviarte para apreciar su jardín y su excelente arquitectura.

A. M.

(Translated) A place more beautiful than the other and this could not be different ❤ (Original) Um lugar mais lindo que o outro e este não poderia ser diferente ❤

F. D. R.

(Translated) Excellent haven of peace 🕊 close to bustling King Cross Sant Pancras station (Original) Excelente remanso de paz 🕊 cercano a la bulliciosa estación de King Cross Sant Pancras