Tyburn Convent is a Catholic convent, church and shrine at 8-9 Hyde Park Place in London, near Marble Arch. It honours Catholic martyrs executed at Tyburn Tree and has a large collection of saints’ relics. The chapel of perpetual adoration is open for quiet reflection, and services offer a place for prayer. To learn more about the site’s history, join a tour with the sisters; visitors are also welcome to attend services.
A shrine to Catholic martyrs
Tyburn Convent honours Catholic martyrs executed at Tyburn Tree. Its setting near Marble Arch connects this place of worship with that history. Visitors can join a tour with the sisters to learn more about the site.
Relics and prayer
The convent has a large collection of saints’ relics. Its chapel of perpetual adoration provides a place to sit quietly, and the convent holds services for those who wish to worship. The sisters care for the site and can offer context during a tour.
FAQ
What can you see at Tyburn Convent?
The convent has a large collection of saints’ relics and a chapel of perpetual adoration. It also honours Catholic martyrs executed at Tyburn Tree.
Can you join a tour at Tyburn Convent?
Tours with the sisters are suggested for visitors who want to learn more about the site’s history.
Can you attend a service at Tyburn Convent?
Yes. Services are held at the convent, which is a place for quiet worship and reflection.
