The church was originally built around 1100 and has a Grade I listed status. It was damaged multiple times, including during the Great Fire of London in 1666 and the Blitz of 1941. The decision was made to turn the remains into a public garden in 1967.

The location offers a perfect backdrop with a mix of greenery and historic ruins. The white and grey walls with ivy create a magical atmosphere, perfect for different types of photography. The easy transportation access and quiet mornings make it a great spot for photoshoots.

Visitors appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the chance to relax in the heart of London. The overgrown ruins and church provide a unique setting for a break from the city hustle.

Visitors have described the location as a hidden gem in London, with a centuries-old church ruin taken over by nature. The view of the Shard from one of the windows adds to the charm of the place. It is a must-visit spot for those looking for a unique and picturesque experience in the city.