Abbey CreedWestminster · Tours of London · Est. 2014
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Westminster Sacred Mile

Around the Abbey.

Mornings in the Abbey forecourt, sit-downs at St Margaret's, the long quiet of College Garden's hedge.

A guide reads the west front of Westminster Abbey to a small group of walkers.
St Margaret's Church seen across its small graveyard.
The Jewel Tower's south wall on a clear winter afternoon.
Walkers seated on the south wall of St Margaret's.
Methodist Central Hall's domed roof above Storey's Gate.
A walker's hand resting on the rope barrier outside the Abbey's north door.
City Spires & Cloisters

Through the Wren parishes.

Saturday mornings in the City when the offices are dark and the spires belong to the walkers.

St Paul's Cathedral dome from Paternoster Square at the start of a walk.
The white spire of St Bride's seen down a Fleet Street alleyway.
A guide sketches a Wren spire's geometry on a small notebook for the group.
Walkers in the Inner Temple's Fountain Court.
The exterior of Temple Church on a quiet weekend morning.
Southwark Pilgrim's Path

Bankside, slowly.

From the Cathedral close to the iron gate of Crossbones, on three hours of careful walking.

Southwark Cathedral seen from Borough Market on a clear morning.
The rose-window wall of Winchester Palace, lit by afternoon sun.
Memorial ribbons tied to the iron gate of Crossbones Garden.
A small group pauses at a blue plaque in Talbot Yard.
The cobbled lane behind Borough Market on a quiet Wednesday morning.
A walker reading a printed pocket-map of Bankside.
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