Wren's City Churches

Wren's City Churches refer to a series of churches designed by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London in 1666, which destroyed many buildings. Wren, an architect and scientist, played a key role in rebuilding the city, creating 51 new churches, including the famous St. Paul's Cathedral. His designs combined classical elements with innovative structures, reflecting the spirit of the Baroque style. These churches are notable for their beautiful architecture and historical significance, representing a pivotal moment in London's architectural heritage and the resilience of its communities following the devastation of the fire.