religious
Thomas Hardwick, 1817
17 Marylebone Road, NW1 5LT
Built in 1817 and located at the terminus of York Gate, Regent’s Park, St Marylebone Parish Church is one of the most significant landmarks of Marylebone. Our parish church has shaped and has been shaped by the community of Marylebone, even giving the village its name and providing continual spiritual and pastoral care for the community for over 900 years.
Baker Street, Bond Street, Great Portland Street, Oxford Circus
Euston, Marylebone, St. Pancras
18, 2, 205, 27, 30, 88
We are an accredited Dementia Friendly Venue. A few parking spaces can be reserved in the church's carpark.
The tour will take you outside to the gardens with an uneven cobbled stone pavement, and the road can be noisy.
Family activity
10:30–12:30
Tactile models of some of the architectural features on open display, trails and colouring.
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Workshop
10:30–12:30
Workshop led by a collage artist, using architecture and design as the theme. Ideally, children should be 8 years or over.
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Guided tour
11:00–11:45
You will learn about the long history of our parish church, stretching back over nine hundred years.
How to book
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Guided tour
14:00–14:45
You will learn about the long history of our parish church, stretching back over nine hundred years.
How to book
Please create a free visitor account to book your festival tickets.
You will learn about the long history of our parish church, stretching back over nine hundred years. This will include the evolution of the three previous churches, the design of the present parish church by the architect Thomas Hardwick in 1817, and the many famous faces who passed through its doors.
Created by City & Guilds students, there will be tactile models of some of the architectural features on open display for people to touch, to explore and to learn about.
Family activity focusing on painting by numbers, follow the trail and design your own stained glass window.
Workshop for families led by a collage artist, using architecture and design as the theme. Ideally children should be 8 years or over.