By Wren 1676-84, the spire added 1713-17. Little war damage but a falling counterweight from a crane damaged the south transept in recent times.

By Wren 1671-84 and one of the few Anglo Catholic churches in the city.

Wren 1684-87. The spire from 1698-1702. The eastern end of the north aisle and gallery are converted to offices.

By Wren 1677-86 and unlike most Wren churches suffered little war damage.

A medieval church rebuilt by Wren after the Great Fire in 1679-82. During the week there is a very busy cafe at the west end.

A domed church by Wren 1670-74 but severely damaged by fire in 1988. It has been restored but is somewhat empty of furnishings, though there are plans to raise the money to reinstate the reredos. It is currently used by a Lutheran congregation.

By Wren 1670-80 and restored after war damage by Lawrence King 1956-64, with stained glass  by John Hayward. The crypt, partly converted to a restaurant is an eleventh century survival.