St Mary Aldermary is a Grade I-listed Anglican church on Bow Lane in the City of London, rebuilt after the Great Fire of London. Its Gothic interior pairs ornate plasterwork and intricate carvings with a light, airy feel. Look up at the ceilings and stained glass, then stop at Vcafe for coffee, tea served in pots or cake. The cafe brings everyday refreshments into a historic place of worship, so keep the church’s purpose in mind as you visit.
A church rebuilt after the Great Fire
St Mary Aldermary was damaged during the Great Fire of London and rebuilt afterward. It is a Grade I-listed Anglican church on Bow Lane, in the City of London.
The church’s interior is a notable example of Gothic architecture. Ornate plasterwork and intricate carvings sit within a light, airy space.
A place of worship with a cafe
Vcafe serves coffee, tea in pots and cakes within the church. Table rental lets you spend time among the historic interior while having refreshments. The church remains a place of worship, so treat the space with consideration during your visit.
FAQ
Where is St Mary Aldermary?
It is on Bow Lane in the City of London.
Is there a cafe inside St Mary Aldermary?
Yes. Vcafe serves coffee, tea in pots and cakes inside the church.
Can you rent a table at Vcafe?
Yes. After 1.5 hours, customers are asked to leave or extend their stay by paying £10 per person for table rental.
Is St Mary Aldermary open on weekends?
The church is listed as closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Vcafe service is available on weekdays.
