About St Mary's Church, Twickenham
St Mary’s Church on Church Street is Twickenham’s historic Anglican parish church, welcoming residents and visitors throughout the week for worship, quiet reflection and community connection. A Grade II* listed building of considerable architectural distinction, it serves both those seeking regular spiritual nourishment and those drawn by a genuine interest in the area’s layered local history. The church is fully accessible and offers a warm, inclusive atmosphere under the guidance of a dedicated vicar. Whether you are a long-standing parishioner or simply stepping in for a moment of calm, St Mary’s offers an open and unhurried welcome.
Local area
St Mary’s sits on Church Street, one of the most characterful corners of Twickenham, close to the Thames and within easy reach of the town centre. Twickenham is a place with a genuine sense of identity — shaped by its river setting, its literary associations and a community that values rootedness and neighbourliness. A historic parish church fits naturally into that fabric, offering a focal point for civic and spiritual life in a town that takes its local character seriously. For residents of longer standing especially, St Mary’s represents a continuing thread in Twickenham’s long story.
Why choose St Mary's Church, Twickenham
St Mary’s combines genuine historical significance with a genuinely welcoming present-day community. As a Grade II* listed building, it is architecturally remarkable — the kind of place that repays repeated visits. The church is fully accessible and opens its doors across five days of the week, making it straightforwardly easy to visit at a quiet moment. The highly regarded vicar and the warmth noted by many visitors suggest a congregation that takes community seriously rather than simply going through the motions. For residents seeking connection, reflection or simply a beautiful and peaceful space, St Mary’s is a natural choice.
Services
- Anglican worship services
- Personal prayer and quiet reflection
- Community gatherings and pastoral support
- Heritage and architectural visits
- Organ music and choral tradition
- Accessible church facilities
Ideal for: Local Anglican parishioners, Twickenham residents of all backgrounds, History and architecture enthusiasts, Those seeking spiritual community, Visitors exploring Twickenham's heritage.
Frequently asked questions
When is St Mary's Church open to visitors?
The church is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. On Mondays and Fridays the doors are open from 9 AM to 2 PM, and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 AM to 4 PM. The church is closed on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays for general visiting, though services may take place outside these hours.
Is St Mary's Church accessible for people with mobility difficulties?
Yes — the existing information confirms that the church is fully accessible, so visitors with mobility needs should be able to attend without difficulty.
Is there parking available near St Mary's Church?
According to the information provided, there is convenient parking available near the church, which is helpful given its central Church Street location in Twickenham.
What denomination is St Mary's Church?
St Mary’s is an Anglican church, part of the Church of England. It serves the local parish in Twickenham and is open to all who wish to visit or worship.
How can I find out more or get in touch with St Mary's Church?
You can contact St Mary’s by telephone on 020 8744 2693, or visit the church website at www.stmarytwick.org.uk for information about services, events and community activities.
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