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The Fitzrovia Chapel

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Visit, film, exhibit, wonder, marry, celebrate, record, listen, show, be. The Grade II*-listed Fitzrovia Chapel, once the chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital and now beautifully preserved and restored, is a stunning hidden gem in the heart of the city. Never consecrated, the nineteenth century chapel, a charitable foundation, is a luminous place to get married, display a beautiful object, steep yourself in history and architecture or just sit and reflect.

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tinahodgkinson

Feb 2020

Stunningly beautiful small chapel with briliant access - Just Go!

The Fitzrovia Chapel, was once the chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital. It has been restored and has a stunning Byzantine interior, with a golden ceiling, beautiful mosaics and stained glass windows. The chapel is small but there is lots to enjoy. Access is very good and step free. There is free admission for its open days, which are on Wednesdays between 11am and 4pm. However, there maybe a charge for other events. Please check opening times before visiting.

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There are two steps outside the entrance to the chapel, which have a built in lift for wheelchairs. The lift must be operated with a key so please notify us in advance of your visit so we can be ready to operate it for you. Most of the chapel is on one level, but there is a single step to access the altar area. We have an accessible toilet located in our kitchen. The chapel entrance is about 100 feet away from the nearest main road.