Victorian basilica-styled, Russian Orthodox cathedral church with services in Russian and English.
An example of London diversity and a congregation, Orthodox, whom faith and Orthodox Christmas (7th Jan) has to do with faith and family, not commercialism
Nearly destroyed by fire, this church was rebuilt in the late 1970s in an imposing neo-gothic style.
Visitors can tour the palace's opulent private and state rooms or watch the changing of the guard.
Victorian basilica-styled, Russian Orthodox cathedral church with services in Russian and English.
The Church of St Margaret, Westminster Abbey, in the grounds of Westminster Abbey on Parliament Squa
Bustling square founded in 1670 featuring a small park, statues of film characters & major cinemas.
A historic landmark with great views of Westminster, and up and down the Thames
67 Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge, London SW7 1NH, UK
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