St. Mary-Le-Bow
London, United Kingdom
Built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1673, it is famous for its bell, whose audible range defines true Londoners.
A historic Anglican church in the City of London, famous for its bell. Built by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London, completed in 1673. According to legend, a true Londoner (Cockney) is a person born within earshot of the Bow Bells. The church is an example of Wren's Baroque architecture.
- Visit time: 30 min
- Opening hours: Wed 07:30–18:00 · Thu 07:30–18:30 · Fri 07:30–16:00 (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
- Website: stmarylebow.co.uk
How long does it take to visit St. Mary-Le-Bow?
Plan about 30 min.
Nearby
- John Milton — 70 m
- Guildhall — 260 m
- St Paul's Cathedral — 340 m
- Bank of England Museum — 410 m
- Site of the original Globe Theatre — 770 m
- Royal Courts of Justice — 1.4 km
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