Khalsa Jatha British Isles Est. 1908 (Central Gurdwara London)

what a lovely warm welcome... we shared a meal with the Sikhi community and got a tour.

Any place of worship you go will always be peaceful and you will quickly feel at home and with this Gurdwara, you will instantly feel like you are closer to God. It's 10min walk from Westfield and close to all other amenities. My Sister recently got married here and it was the most Beautiful, Elegant and Intimate Wedding, I have ever attended, not just because she is my Sister but the whole atmosphere and the overall decorations, was just out of this world. I'd definitely recommend to visit this Gurdwara, especially if you are spending the day in and around Cental London.

One of the first Gurudwaras in England! What a wonderful place. So beautifully maintained.Lovely services.

The Word, the Bani is Guru, and Guru is the Bani. Within the Bani, the Ambrosial Nectar is contained.If His humble servant believes, and acts according to the Words of the Guru's Bani, then the Guru, in person, emancipates him. ||5||This is a place where Dr is Akalpurakh, who heals souls, deep inside to live like king away from all fears...

Beautiful and historic Gurdwara close to the heart of London. Recommend for both Sikhs and non Sikhs who are interested in the Sikh faith.It's a must see for anyone visiting London. There is a weekly programme every Sunday evening.

Visited for the Sunday programme yesterday - truly beautiful. An incredible, sacred place full of lovely people. Great knowledge and wisdom shared. An evening we’ll spent!The Gurdwara has been beautifully maintained, stunning.

It is a very spiritually and healing place. Really loved the environment. The food is so tasty and spicy. The people are so friendly!!

a nice place hidden nicely away, and a surprise to see.for some reason in the Langar hall, they seem to tend not to disclose all what they have for langar such as roti, and milk for the tea. something seems amiss, and missing, and seems intentional like someone is keeping it for themselves or to benefit others they personally know.roti and milk, maybe other things, - seems hidden, and when you look for it or ask, you are looked at like you've found them out and they don't seem pleased, but nevertheless if you don't ask, you don't get, but its tiring having to question and ask for things every time. other than this its all alright.it's tiresome and troublesome when you actually have to keep asking for everything. not a great impression of Sikhi at all, really.get it together please, - it's very noticeable.

Wow Amazing being there,Actually I work on Sunday ,so I couldn't go to my nearby Gurdwara sahib during day program,but fortunately I can attend evening program at this Gurdwara sahib,Thank you waheguru JiI really found peaceAnd people's around here are so nice

A place for all; A path to peace. The most beautiful place I have ever visited in UK