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“The present church was erected by Sir C. Wren in 1683 at the cost of £3,328 13s. 10d. It has been described as one of his most successful exteriors” Herbert Reynolds, ‘The Churches of the City of London’, 1922 |
A part of Wales in London |
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Sir Christopher Wren’s church This is an unspoilt Wren church, almost square, with a tower built on the remains of the original destroyed in the Great Fire in 1666. Our history > |
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Open for London Open House weekend: Sat 17/Sun 18 Sept Dedication of the memorial stone to |
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Services Sundays at 11am and 3.30pm in Welsh (with English translation) Open Thursdays, 11am to 3pm or by arrangement |
Experience St Benet Come to St Benet, whether you want to look around this Grade I listed building or would like to attend a Welsh/English service. Visit us > |
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