GRAND JUNCTION · LONDON W2

Plan your visit

Venue Hours

Mon–Wed, 11am–4pm

Open now

Excludes public holidays

Café Hours

Open 7 days a week

Open now

Step-free access · Canal-side

Venue Address

St Mary Magdalene Church

St Mary Magdalene Church
Rowington Close, London W2 5TF

Admission

Free to visit

Plan your visit

Everything you need before you arrive

Opening hours

When we’re open

Open now
Monday–Wednesday
11am–4pm
Thursday–Sunday
Closed

Venue closures & limited access:
The Nave only closed on: 27 July – 11 September.

Very occasionally we are unable to admit visitors during our regular visiting hours. Any closure of our spaces will be shared here. If you are travelling from a distance, it is worth contacting us in advance.

Getting here

Find us in Paddington

St Mary Magdalene Church St Mary Magdalene Church
Rowington Close, London W2 5TF
  • Royal Oak H&C line · 7 min walk
  • Warwick Avenue Bakerloo line · 8 min walk
  • 6, 187, 18, 36, N18, 46 Bus stops nearby

Access & Inclusion

Grand Junction is open to everyone.

Step-free access

Level access throughout. No steps to nave, café or heritage areas and accessible toilets on the ground floor.

Assistance Dogs Welcome

We are happy to assist in any way we can during your visit. See dog policy and procedure for more information.

SEND events

Regular events for and with people with learning disabilities.

Companion tickets

For Grand Junction programmed events, we offer a complimentary personal assistant or companion ticket. To book please contact us.

THE CAFÉ

Bantaba House at Grand Junction cafe

Located on the second floor of Grand Junction’s award-winning extension to the historic St Mary Magdalene’s beside the Grand Union Canal, the cafe is currently run by Bantaba House. Whether you’re meeting friends, working remotely, exploring the local area, or joining us for one of our daytime workshops or events* pop into our canal-side cafe for a bite to eat or something to drink. With cafe favourites, as well as a new special Senegambia dish each week.

Visit the Bantaba House website

*Occasionally the café opens later for our evening events, please see the event page on our website or check your pre-event email for more details.

Heritage Hub

Discover over 150 years of history of our stunning Grade I listed Victorian building

Explore the Heritage Hub Book a heritage tour *

Heritage Facts

Did you know? The architect also designed the Royal Courts of Justice.
Did you know? William Morris designed a window here.
DID YOU KNOW? The Nave has never had fixed pews, intentionally.
DIGITAL HERITAGE GUIDE Explore the building in depth – free, online or on site