St George the Martyr, Southwark — Attraction in London

This church doesn't get that many visits since it is a)not on any main tourist routes and b)it doesn't open to the public that often. It is open for Sunday services, and you can get a quick peek inside just before the services start at 11am, and it is also open on many Saturday morning up to 12 noon. The interior is absolutely stunning. It also features in Charles Dickens's Little Dorrit, wich is another good reason to visit. Try, if you can, to spot little Dorrit on the left arched window above the altar. She's a very tiny figure at the very bottom of the window and looks like an angel. It's a great challenge if you take your kids...

I attended a birthday party in the basement of this venue. The hall was ok. There is a kitchen that services the hall where you can do all your catering from. There's male and female toilets. The building itself is facing Borough Station and the bus network is great too. Parking is not free before a certain time so you need to plan your journey or you arrive after restrictions. Will probably post...

Dominating the intersection this Grade II Listed red brick church is associated with numerous links to Charles Dickens who as a child lived in nearby Lant street. A possibly apocryphal anecdote concerns the four tower clocks here and makes for an amusing investigation, I have not entered this church and therefore am unable to comment on...