St George's Church, Hanover Square — Attraction in London

I often cycle past St. George's just to take time and marvel at the structure, shape and form of this magnificent church. The Architect who designed this was John James, one of Sir Christopher Wren's assistant's, and it shows in shape and scope. It cost £10,000 pounds to build which is an enormous sum of money by today's standards and was consecrated by Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, on March 23rd, 1725. This is architecture in it's grandest form and I must actually take time out to view the inside which will not disappoint me A fantastic Church and one I love stopping to look at, a London marvel. Highly...

A great little church building with lots of history. It's 3 minutes' walk from Regent Street, so is an excellent place to rest during a shopping trip! Our visit was due to it being the composer Handel's church for many years (we also visited his house 3 minutes' walk away), and we found that it was where many famous people were married, including Percy Shelley, Benjamin Disraeli, Theodore Roosevelt, Amy Johnson, George Eliot and Marconi. Very quiet and calming. Free entry. There are also free fortnightly lunchtime...

Easter Sunday was a treat with a range of music that was second to none Situated near Bond Street in London St George's is tastefully restored to the classic architecture of the time it was constructed It is warm, inviting and grace filled The hymnal and prayer book 📚 spotlessly clean and treated with care The church was warm and comfortable The choir was accomplished I loved the selection of intercessions read meaningfully I gained much having attended with my Easter day...