St Anne's Church, Soho — Attraction in London

A return visit mid week. The church is normally open during the day during the week. Rebuilt after a period of forlornness, after being all but the tower destroyed by a direct hit during the blitz in September 1940. St Anne's, is a peaceful chapel in the midst of Soho and theatre land.

(Original comment) Sadly closed when I visited on a Saturday afternoon. A mix of modern frontage on Dean Street and original opening onto a small park at the rear. A war Memorial to both wars...

A seemingly forgotten corner of London's glitzy and ever-busy West End. If you find yourself overwhelmed by traffic, passers-by, shops, cafés, etc you could do a lot worse than pausing here for reflection and repose for a while. The courtyard-style garden becomes busiest in clement weather but you can almost always find a spot to rest and relax here amongst the hectic, narrow streets of Soho. Well worth a visit if you're in the area (especially should you be...

I love this little garden, it's right in the middle of the city and it's a very nice place to rest your legs if you are sightseeing. It has a few benches and a picnic table where you can eat a snack while resting. The church is very pretty with a small fountain in front.

The only annoying thing is that the A/C (or the ventilation) of the building next to it are noisy, it's like there is a...