St Bartholomew the Great

The church has appeared in many films, such as four weddings and funerals. A long-ruined Augustine Abbey church, built in 1123, is not open until 11 o'clock every day, and is said to have been built by Raphael.

The original building of St Bartholomew's Cathedral is a long-established ruined Augustine Abbey church built in the 12th century, which was not open until 11 o'clock when visited, with spectacular Norman interiors, even lampshades, which are Gothic.

St Bartolobuca is London's oldest church and has appeared in many period films, with original medieval floors and wall tiles, many burials and monuments to be seen. Tickets are £5 and there is a cafe serving snacks on weekdays.

St Bartholomew the Great, London’s oldest parish church, is hands down one my favourite historical spots in London. The history here is palpable.The first thing to spot is the unusual architecture. Construction initially began in a Romanesque style of architecture, brought over by the Normans, characterised by rounded arches and big chunky columns. However during the build, the Gothic style was becoming the go-to design.

This is a famous church and worth a visit!

Blind eyes to repair bridges and make up roads, killing people and setting fires, I went to Xitian and asked me Buddha, Buddha said I had no choice.

Beautiful scenery, I like this place very much, very good choice!