John Wesley’s Chapel was built in 1778 by John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. The Chapel was his London base and replaced his previous London Chapel. Wesley described his Chapel as ‘perfectly neat but not fine’. It is a fine example of Georgian architecture and a Grade I listed building.
It was the first Methodist Church to be built specifically for the celebration of Holy Communion as well as for preaching services.
Take a virtual tour of John Wesley’s Chapel in London by clicking on the circles on the map.
For more information about Wesley’s Chapel, please visit wesleyschapel.org.uk.