St Cuthberts, Earls Court - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

5 /5 Peter Robinson: One of The Thousand. A glorious church. Feels a hidden treasure off the High Street. I imagine many live local unaware of this beauty. The wood carving is fabulously ornate. Colourful, dark and entrancing

5 /5 Dominik: Highly recomended , St Cuthberts is one of Londons largest and finest 19th century churches. It was constructed between 1884 and 1887 to designs by the architect Hugh Roumieu

5 /5 Drasko Bozovic: Wonderful Church Last year in June, me and other colleagues, played there, we had a piano evening concert. Ill always remember the atmosphere, and a very friendly vicar who was kind to show me the Church before the rehearsal. Beautiful place in London!

5 /5 Peter Costello: The most extraordinary and historical hidden gem of a church, in Earls Court. A magnificent building, full of history, traditional high church services, sublime music and a choir that is a spiritual balm for the soul. Friendly and eclectic congregation - all visitors, be them regulars or those visiting are made very welcome. Super opportunity to mingle afterward service and enjoy refreshments with the congregation also to meet Father Paul and Father James. The church also provides an invaluable resource for Earls Court, with lots of support activities. Music concerts, film conventions and other community events take place throughout the year too.

2 /5 Par Ver: Grim interior. Side chapel is the only colour. Nothing uplifting about the architecture.