5/5 Paolo Rosi (. 7 months ago on Google
A
quiet
space
in
which
to
enjoy
a
break.
Don't
take
a
whole
bench
to
yourself,.share
it
with
others.
Some
history...
The
Artists'
Church,
also
known
as
St.
Paul's
Church,
Covent
Garden,
is
a
historic
church
located
in
the
Covent
Garden
area
of
London.
1.
**History:**
St.
Paul's
Church
was
designed
by
architect
Inigo
Jones
and
consecrated
in
1633.
It
is
often
regarded
as
one
of
the
finest
examples
of
Neoclassical
architecture
in
London.
2.
**Connection
to
the
Arts:**
St.
Paul's
Church
is
sometimes
referred
to
as
the
"Artists'
Church"
due
to
its
historical
association
with
the
arts.
It
has
a
long
history
of
supporting
the
arts
and
is
known
for
hosting
various
artistic
events,
including
concerts
and
exhibitions.
3.
**Piazza:**
The
church
is
situated
in
Covent
Garden
Piazza,
a
popular
area
known
for
its
street
performances,
shops,
and
restaurants.
It
has
been
a
focal
point
of
cultural
and
artistic
life
in
London
for
centuries.
4.
**Restoration:**
Over
the
years,
the
church
has
undergone
several
restorations
to
preserve
its
historic
charm
and
architectural
significance.
5.
**Current
Use:**
St.
Paul's
Church
is
still
an
active
place
of
worship,
but
it
also
hosts
a
variety
of
cultural
events
and
performances,
making
it
a
vibrant
part
of
London's
artistic
community.
6.
**Theatre
Connections:**
The
church
has
close
ties
to
the
nearby
Royal
Opera
House
and
the
Theatre
Royal,
Drury
Lane.
It
has
served
as
a
place
of
worship
for
many
actors,
artists,
and
performers
over
the
years.
7.
**Notable
Burials:**
The
churchyard
contains
the
graves
of
several
notable
individuals,
including
the
painter
J.M.W.
Turner
and
the
actor
Charles
Macklin.
Overall,
St.
Paul's
Church,
Covent
Garden,
is
a
significant
historical
and
cultural
landmark
in
London
with
strong
ties
to
the
arts
and
a
rich
history
that
spans
centuries.
