Get the Most from your Visit to the Chapel
Opening Times
We are open most Wednesdays between 11:00 and 16:00 for reflection and quiet thought. It is also an opportunity to look around the chapel and see for yourself the breathtaking interior of this hidden treasure in the heart of central London. If you are planning to visit us on a Wednesday with a group larger than 15 please let us know in advance by email as we are a small space.
Please check the events page for other occasions (such as the chapel’s own exhibitions) when you can visit. We take part in Open House London during September and the Fitzrovia-based cultural festival FitzFest.
Chapel’s Cultural Programme
The chapel has its own cultural programme. The first exhibition was called The Ward and followed the lives of patients on the Broderip and Charles Bell wards of the former Middlesex Hospital using poignant black and white photographs by renowned photographer Gideon Mendel. The second year we asked Fitzrovia residents to tell us about a piece of art that really mattered to them, regardless of material value. The results were displayed in our Dwelling exhibition. In 2019, we explored the life of artist and former Fitzrovia resident Nina Hamnett through little-known drawings loaned from Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. We presented Leigh Bowery: Tell Them I’ve Gone to Papua New Guinea in January 2022. Our next show was Caroline Walker: Birth Reflections in February this year followed by Lee Miller: Nurses in May.
Leigh Bowery: Tell Them I’ve Gone to Papua New Guinea
Schools & Groups
If you would like to visit the chapel as a group, class or organised trip, please let us know. We are happy to provide guided tours and can tweak these according to your particular interests. There may be a small fee for your tour. Whether your group has a special area of interest, wants to explore a particular aspect of the chapel’s history or architecture or simply wishes to enjoy the ambience of this special building, we can help. The chapel is a place for the whole community and we want to ensure as many people as possible are able to visit it.
LOCATION
How to Find Us
The chapel is situated in the heart of Fitzrovia, central London. We are in Pearson Square, which is a pedestrianised area not accessible to vehicles. You can enter it on foot from the north side on Riding House Street, the east side on Cleveland Street and the south side on Mortimer Street.
ADDRESS
The Fitzrovia Chapel is located in the heart of Fitzrovia, central London, and is close to several underground stations.
| By tube | By bus |
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| Tottenham Court Road Goodge Street Warren Street Great Portland Street Oxford Circus | Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road/New Oxford Street Regent Street/Oxford Circus |
Accessibility
The chapel is fully accessible to people who use a wheelchair. We are on one floor. There is a step outside the chapel but we have a ramp. Please contact us before your visit if you would like to tell us about your needs. We want to make sure that everyone who visits the chapel enjoys the experience and receives the help they need during their stay.
Admission
All of the Fitzrovia Chapel’s own events are free. These include our weekly open days and our exhibitions. There may be other events run at the chapel which will charge an entrance fee. Take a look at our events page for more details.
How to Get in Touch
PHONE
ADDRESS
For weddings, civil partnerships and other celebrations, contact Madeleine, our Head of Communications and Engagement using the contact form, email or phone.
To book the chapel for a launch, exhibition, film shoot or other event, contact Madeleine, our Head of Communications and Engagement.
To visit the chapel during our open days, you don’t need to book. We are open most Wednesday between 11:00 and 16:00.