Love this place. Makes me feel very welcome. Friendly congregation.
Catherine Angiolillo
Can say much as it was closed but managed to see Jellingstenene rune through a gateway.
Danilo Bolognesi
The church is located at 4 Saint Katharine's Precinct, Regent's Park, London NW1 4HH (off Albany Street). The nearest London Underground stations are Camden Town or Great Portland Street. The building is the former Anglican chapel of St Katharine's Hospital, which retains its original dedication to Saint Katharine, and was built in 1826-8. The architect was Ambrose Poynter. It has been Grade II* listed since 1954.
The Danish Seamen's Mission in London is based at 322 Rope Street, Rotherhithe . There is also a Danish Church in Hull (the St Nikolaj Danish Seamen's Church at 104 Osborne Street)
The London and Hull congregations are both part of the Danske Sømands og Udlands Kirker (DSUK) - The Danish Church Abroad / Danish Seamen's Church. The DSUK was founded in 2004 through the merger of The Danish Church Abroad and The Danish Seamen's Church in Foreign Ports. The DSUK is affiliated to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark.
From 1696 to 1870 there was a Danish church in Wellclose Square. It was built by Caius Gabriel Cibber who was born in Denmark. His wooden figures of Moses and Saint John the Baptist were taken from the original church and placed in St. Katharine's.
Helen McDonald
A welcoming church with a large danish congregation located on the edge of Regent’s Park.
Michael Farmer123 days ago
Money money money. Beautiful what it gets you
Laurence Hill337 days ago
Beautifully designed exterior in its own close.
Thomas Jensen2 years ago
A simple but stunningly beautiful church with a newly renovated hall with full catering capability. The congregation is led by a wonderful charismatic priest who often plays his violin and always share inspiring thoughts. The best Danish church outside Denmark!
Vicky Ogden2 years ago
Uplifting place of worship and sent off my dear friend Ink with great style and love.
The Danish Seamen's Mission in London is based at 322 Rope Street, Rotherhithe . There is also a Danish Church in Hull (the St Nikolaj Danish Seamen's Church at 104 Osborne Street)
The London and Hull congregations are both part of the Danske Sømands og Udlands Kirker (DSUK) - The Danish Church Abroad / Danish Seamen's Church. The DSUK was founded in 2004 through the merger of The Danish Church Abroad and The Danish Seamen's Church in Foreign Ports. The DSUK is affiliated to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark.
From 1696 to 1870 there was a Danish church in Wellclose Square. It was built by Caius Gabriel Cibber who was born in Denmark. His wooden figures of Moses and Saint John the Baptist were taken from the original church and placed in St. Katharine's.
The best Danish church outside Denmark!