Main Church at St Olave Church Hart Street

St Olave Hart Street is a Grade I listed medieval church in the City of London, one of the few to survive the Great Fire of London and the burial place of Samuel Pepys. The Main Church is available to hire for concerts, recitals, lectures and events for up to 180 guests. Organisers and performers have a piano, A/V equipment and four tables, with a kitchenette supplied with crockery, cutlery and a tea urn for interval refreshments. The walled churchyard, with benches and a herb garden, sits beside the church.

Grade I-listed medieval Church of England church in the City of London, one of only eight City churches to remain from before the Great Fire of London and the burial place of diarist Samuel Pepys. Its Main Church, seating up to 180, hosts the church's own lunchtime and evening concerts and recitals and is available to hire for concerts, lectures, memorials and weddings, with medieval stonework, a piano and A/V equipment. An active place of worship; bookings subject to church approval.