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Southwark Cathedral, London

Southwark Cathedral, near London Bridge, is a historic Anglican Cathedral. Its origins can be traced to a monastery founded in AD 606 by Mellitus, the first Bishop of London. The location of Southwark Cathedral is of great historical significance. It stands on the south bank of the River Thames, near the site of the ancient Roman bridge that connected the City of London with the southern part of the country.

Travel

Southwark Cathedral is well served by public transport, and London Bridge tube and railway station are only a short walk away.

Accessibility

Step-free access is from the Millennium Courtyard off Montague Close (riverside of the Cathedral). For more detailed information about accessibility please visit: https://cathedral.southwark.anglican.org/visiting/accessibility/
Please let us know in advance of any specific accessibility requirements and contact events@hymnsam.co.uk, thank you.

Refreshments

Tea and coffee will be served at mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Delegates are free to bring their own lunch or visit one of the many local catering options. There are lots of cafés in the adjacent Borough Market. Please feel free to bring food back to your seat and dispose of waste in the bins provided.

Festival bookstall

Church House Bookshop/RSCM will providing a bookstall with a wide range of books, resources and music.

Disclaimer

All information about the programme and timings was correct at the time of publication. However, the organisers reserve the right to make changes due to circumstances beyond our control.

Refunds

If unable to attend an in-person event, HA&M will refund in full the amount paid if cancellation is at least three months prior to the event date: 50% of the amount paid will be refunded if cancellation is at least one month prior to the event date. No refund is possible after that date.