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Opening days and times


Mondays     Closed except for Bank Holidays  (11am - 4pm)
 

Tuesday       11 noon to 4pm            

Thursday      11am to 4pm with  free recital at 1.05pm

Wednesday  11noon - 4pm

Friday            11 noon to 4pm 

Saturday       11am to 4pm with  free recital at 1.05pm 

Sunday          11.15am to 4pm (church service 10am , all welcome)

Find out more about our concerts and recitals 

Welcome to St Alfege Church in the heart of one of London’s most vibrant and fascinating areas. From its beginnings Greenwich has been a place which has received and welcomed new residents and visitors.

This sacred place has been at its centre since St Alfege was martyred in here in 1012. We offer worship for all ages which is uplifting and this involves many in its preparation.  We keep this beautiful church open to visitors, worshippers and those who need time for rest and reflection throughout the week.

We are now running Hidden Spaces tours which includes a tour of the crypt.  Find out more here. 

Everyone is welcome to attend our acts of worship - we have a number of different services throughout the week. 

If you do not wish to attend a service then you are very welcome to explore St Alfege Church.   Visitors are welcome to explore quietly during services.  St Alfege  Church plays an active role in the community and occasionally we may be closed or restrict some areas because a service or an event is taking place.   All closures are noted on our home page so please check before visiting.
 

Accessibility
Read our Accessibility information page.

Group visits
We welcome group visits but these should be pre-booked.   Please email the church office.

Photography
You are welcome to take photographs for your personal use in the church. Photography is not permitted during services or events where specified. See our Photography page for more details.

How to find us
St Alfege Church is easily accessible by public transport.

Greenwich mainline rail station, Greenwich DLR, Cutty Sark DLR and buses 129, 177,180, 188,199, 286, 386  

Parking
There is no public parking available in the churchyard but on street parking using meters is nearby. There are two public car parks nearby:
Burney Street SE10, 8EX
Cutty Sark Gardens, SE10 9HT


Please note that bags need to be kept with you at all times.  We do not have any cloakroom facilities. 

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