For many, one of the hardest aspects of lockdown was the loss of community and spirituality with the closure of places of worship. Open House has always tried to reflect the architecturally rich landscape of London’s religious communities, and this year we are putting special emphasis on opening religious buildings which have been closed over summer.

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  Baitul Amn Mosque (online only)

  Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, 2012

  Hillingdon

  Sat 19 & Sun 20
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  BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (online only)

  C B Sompura, 1995

  Brent

  Sat 19
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  New zawiya in Bethnal Green

  Nevine Nasser, 2016

  Tower Hamlets

  Sat 19
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  (Online only) Faith Buildings during Lockdown: Dynamic or Dormant?

  2020

  Tower Hamlets

  Tue 22
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  (online only) London Borough of Merton - a virtual tour with a London Blue Badge Tourist Guide

  2020

  Merton

  Sat 19
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  Sir Richard Burton's Mausoleum

  Isabel Arundell Burton, 1890

  Richmond upon Thames

  Sun 20
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  St Anne's Church, Limehouse

  Nicholas Hawksmoor, 1730

  Tower Hamlets

  Sun 20
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  St Pancras Church & Crypt

  William Inwood & son, 1822

  Camden

  Sat 19 & Sun 20
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  Virtual TOUR – The Saints and the City of London (online only)

  2020

  City of London

  Fri 18 & Mon 21
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  Willesden Jewish Cemetery (online only)

  Harry Ford, Nathan Solomon Joseph, Lewis Solomon & Son, 1873

  Brent

  Thu 24