All Souls
Langham Place (at the north end of Regent Street) London W1

All Souls, Langham Place was designed by John Nash, a favourite of the Prince Regent.  Built in 1822 - 24 and the only Nash church in London, the building was much ridiculed at the time for its mixture of styles and the slenderness of its spire. 

All Souls, Langham Place has long been associated with the BBC. 

The church, situated opposite Broadcasting House, often doubles as a recording studio for the daily broadcast service. 

All Souls holds occasional free concerts, especially organ recitals. 

Admission free

Opening Times

Open: Mon-Fri 09:30 18:00, Sun 09:00-21:00, Sunday service 11:00