The King’s Chapel of the Savoy that you see today in Savoy Hill, London, was built as part of a charitable foundation under the terms of the will of King Henry VII in the early sixteenth century. On 11 May 1937 King George VI commanded that it should be the Chapel of the Royal Victorian Order.
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- Opening hours this week
- The chapel is now closed for Court Leave due to the restoration and refurbishment of the chapel’s organ and the redecoration of the chapel’s interior. The chapel will resume services on Sunday 11th October. If you have any enquiries related to the chapel; please contact the Chapel Steward, Richard Buck:…
Opening hours
- Monday to Thursday
- 9am-4pm
- Friday & Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday (worship only)
- 9am-1pm
The chapel is open to the public. On occasions there will be mid-week activities that preclude casual visits, please telephone in advance if you are planning to make a special journey.