St Olave's Church, Hart Street

St. Olaf's Church is a great time in history. The priest tells many stories about war, famous parishioners, fires and pure mysterious basements, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, St. Catherine's Wharf, and part of the Rome Wall in London City are not far away.

St. Olaf Church is a medieval building, which has been destroyed and rebuilt in World War II. Now it has completely restored its original style.

The church is not too big, and there are many people coming to worship.

St. Olaf Church is really good. Go and see it.

Small churches that cannot be missed, punch in the holy place. Recently, my friends and I have liked to visit the church. This time I went to St. Olaf's Church in London. As soon as I came here I saw a European church building, but this one was much more modest than I had seen before. It is actually more like a museum, with a lot of classical displays about London, such as ancient weapons, ancient armor, and some earlier oil paintings, which look beautiful. Compared to other churches with simple common sense furnishings, this church makes us feel very perfect because it has a lot of collections, so we also like to finish reading here, but we can't take pictures here. It is worth mentioning that the exterior of the building is also very good, he looks very simple, but when we walk in, we will find that the inside is actually very deep. There will also be benches in ordinary churches, we can also sit here for a while and imagine what they used to pray here. This is a relatively niche place, so it is very quiet, I recommend everyone to come over. 💐💐 Practical tips: 1. Ticket price: ten dollars 2. Scenic spot address: Hart Street, London EC3R 7NB, England