John Wesley's Chapel Review

Be careful when you visit Wesley’s house, chapels and museum; when we went there, there was a large school group going round which meant that Wesley’s house wasn’t available for visitor tours till the afternoon, the main chapel also had a school group in and the foundery chapel had some sort of service going on. What was left to look at? Victorian urinals (yes, seriously, this was the highlight) and a museum of Methodism with information on preachers you have never heard of, portraits of these preachers which all

You can appreciate the very classical European style and style.

Built in 1739, the church is the oldest Methodist church in the world. It was built by John Wesley and hence its name. The first floor is the church, and the upper floor is John Wesley's former residence. There is a small museum that tells the story of the year.