Milton Keynes Peace Pagoda
The first Peace Pagoda built in the Western world, created by the Nipponzan-Myōhōji Buddhist order at Willen Lake.
The World’s Sacred Places
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Browse Sacred Places selected for Templestan’s public collection.
The first Peace Pagoda built in the Western world, created by the Nipponzan-Myōhōji Buddhist order at Willen Lake.
Grade I listed Victorian “cathedral synagogue” recognised by Historic England as one of Europe’s finest.
Grade I listed Victorian synagogue in Bayswater, one of England’s most architecturally important Jewish places of worship.
Major Theravada Buddhist monastery in the Thai Forest Tradition and an international centre for meditation and monastic practice.
Historic Sikh institution in Smethwick, established in 1961 and nationally significant in the development of Sikh community life in Britain.
Britain’s oldest synagogue in continuous use and one of the most important Jewish heritage sites in Europe.
One of Britain’s largest and most prominent Sikh gurdwaras, serving Southall and pilgrims and visitors from beyond London.
Major contemporary mosque known for environmentally focused design and its role as a regional Islamic centre.
One of Britain’s largest Hindu temple complexes and a major Venkateswara pilgrimage and festival destination.
Nationally prominent central London mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre beside Regent’s Park.
Historic and nationally prominent mosque serving one of Britain’s largest Muslim communities in East London.
Britain’s first purpose-built mosque, opened in Woking in 1889 and now Grade I listed.