St George's Church Review

The Georgian-style church building, funded by 50 new church-building committees, was completed in 1731 and is the highlight of the town. Just a few steps from the city centre, churches and sites were later severely damaged by bombing during World War II.

The Anglican Church in Mayfair is a two-minute walk from the British Museum. It is usually open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. every day. It is designed by architect Nicholas Hawksmoor and has a statue of King George I.

Now St. George's Church is only a small part of the complex. There are only a few sites left as a church. Then it was used as a military camp in the 18th century and later became a national gallery.

The church is situated behind St. Vita's Church. It's actually a relic, because the only remaining parts are the Tower and the two minarets, but it's worth visiting. There are many tourists.

The whole church is very large, like a castle, outside is a continuous repair of the building, but also retained a small part of the original church, visitors are OK, not bad.