Saint Katharine church

St Katharine's church

The London audio-guided tour invites you to quiet contemplation before St Katharine's church, a pretty Danish church located a stone's throw from Regent's Park.

A Danish neo-Gothic church

Designed in 1826, the church displays a neo-Gothic style that blends harmoniously into the decor of the other buildings of the district. Dedicated to Danish worship since 1952, it brings a very particular charm to the Outer Circle, the outer road of Regent's Park. A place of faith of the Danish community of London, it testifies to the diversity of the forms of worship present in the capital and to their integration into the urban landscape.

What there is to see

The church charms with its careful neo-Gothic architecture and its peaceful atmosphere, on the edge of Regent's Park. A place of worship of the Danish community, it is discovered in contemplation and respect. It is a charming and little-known detail of the heritage of the district, to be appreciated along the walk around the park.

Practical information

St Katharine's church is on the Outer Circle, a stone's throw from Regent's Park, in London. A place of Danish worship, it can generally be visited with respect for silence and services, according to its own hours liable to vary. Its façade can be contemplated from the street, on the level.

When was St Katharine's church designed?

In 1826, in a neo-Gothic style; it has been dedicated to Danish worship since 1952.

Where is St Katharine's church?

On the Outer Circle, the outer road of Regent's Park, in London; it is a Danish church of neo-Gothic style.