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The London Church That the Blitz Turned Into a Secret Garden

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There is a church in the City of London that no one ever rebuilt.

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Most people walk past the entrance on St Dunstan’s Hill without noticing it. That is part of what makes it worth finding.

Go before 11am on a weekday. Sit on one of the benches in what used to be the nave. Look up at Wren’s tower and the sky framed by the old windows.

London has been through a great deal. So has this small place. But the garden keeps growing. And that seems, somehow, like enough.

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