The Inns of Court are an ancient area of London, around Fleet Street, close to the Royal Courts of Justice. It’s an area of narrow lanes and quiet courtyards. Lawyers’ practices are there.
In amongst the buildings is this church, which opened on 10 February 1185.

The church is open to visitors. I went in. It’s a splendid space, very calm, beautifully vaulted. You can even go up a narrow winding staircase inside the round structure I have drawn. Here are some photos of the inside.





Here’s a map and a photo of the Norman arch on the outside


Here are some work-in-progress photos.

