All Saints Church

Butterfield’s Victorian Gothic masterpiece, and one of the prettiest churches to visit in London. The interior has gorgeous Italianate influences and has very little visitors.

Discovering All Saints Church after 14 years in London was like finding the city's best-kept secret. A must-visit with its spectacular architecture and atmosphere. Walking in one evening, we lucked out as someone played the organ. The solitude heightened the experience, and we were captivated by the beauty. I plan to return for an organ music concert.

The Rector of our Episcopal Church in the States recommended that we should attend All Saints Margaret St while we were visiting London.

The church has a stunningly beautiful interior, but the Liturgy was really what impressed us the most. The mass was very traditional, reverent, high Anglican with incense and holy water sprinkling with the aspergillum. The homily was gospel focused and the choir was absolutely superb. If I lived in London, this would be my parish.

This church is an aestheticly stunning and spiritual place. I had the luck of being there whilst the Organist was practicing on a Sunday afternoon.
The whole experience was uplifting.

One of the most beautiful church interiors I’ve ever seen. I sat in the back during a service and tried to absorb all of the details of the architecture. Thank you to the friendly people who worship there for allowing a visitor to come in.

As three brown guys walking past. Heard beautiful music coming from the church. The attendees allowed us to listen to the music and their sermon. Seem like a peaceful group of people that were praying for those across the world

Absolutely stunning church. I didn’t attend a service as I was here for a trip with my university, but as an Orthodox Christian, I find it hard to be impressed by churches. This one took my breath away. The Father was lovely too and some of the organ we heard was very good. God bless.

a parish of anglo catholic tradition in the heart of london. liturgically beautiful alongside with uplifting organ music and choir. interior of the church especially the chancel and altar is glamorously artsy.

Great ‘off the beaten track’ church. High Victorian ceilings. A quiet retreat.

The most special church to pray on Good Friday

Beautiful church, if you want to feel in peace and quiet make sure you spend some time in this magnificent place. You won’t regret it. Go on your lunch time and enjoy it.

One of the most beautifully decorated churches in London - the tiled walls are stunning.

Very uplifting : sublime liturgy, lovely music. Weak sermon

A stunning church just out of the bustle of town. It's quiet, warm and beautifully decorated. Definitely worth having a quick look around if you like churches

All Saints Church is a haven of peace within a couple of minutes' walk from Oxford Street. The interior is wonderfully ornate, every surface being covered with beautiful wall paintings, tiles, carvings and gilding, and glowing stained glass windows.
A lovely place to enjoy some quiet reflection.

I wrote a critical review of Plugin's supposed gem in Cheadle a few weeks back. Now I know I was right cos I've just been to William Butterfield's All Saints in Margaret Street, London. Polychromatic Fantasyland this is SO much better! An utter, riotously wrought, mid Victorian masterpiece, up with the very best of wee Willie Burgess stuff. Go and be amazed and you'll see why Plugin is so clunkily second rate!

Beautiful place to relax your mind and to connect with god!!!

Beautiful church in the middle of Fitzrovia. Truly unexpected.

STUNNING. All Saints took my breath away when I first visited it. One of the most prized works of Victorian English art and architecture. Butterfield's finest...and definitely worth the trip to Margaret Street!

A really lovely church. Is quite unique (only has 2 walls with windows). The tiled walls are a delight. It's a place of sanctuary, in a busy area of central London.