St Mary Abbots Church

With the tallest spire in southeast England, St Mary Abbots is a nice and well cared for church. It’s almost always open and the architecture is quite nice and interesting both inside and out. It has a small gated area around with a lovely garden just outside. It’s always a pleasure to visit.

Very modest, low key church that you might miss from busy Kensington. Lovely neo Gothic structure, and lots of nice stained glass. We passed by just before the 6:15pm organ recital on Sunday, so stopped in for a nice respite from a long day in London.

There is a strange beauty in the architecture of this church combined with surroundings, with those empty trees, walls with statues or the special fence, especially behind the building. From front, from main Kensington road, you can hardly see it, because of dense vegetation.

Stunning architectural building build in 19th century. Combined two styles: neo-Gothic and early English. Cozy and beautiful from inside too. 🙏 Services are not overcrowded which is makes one of my favourite churches to attend masses.

Graceful and peaceful church. Lovely place in beautiful Kensington. Highly-recommend visiting the St Mary Abbots Church

The priests are very friendly & welcoming, great church hall & nice gardens, definitely worth going to visit this church.

Peace and tranquillity 10m from Kensington High Street. Rather special.

Beautiful church in the middle of chaotic High Street Kensington. A significant downside is that people - including staff - tend to have very loud conversations in the church. Peace and quiet is not always to be found.