Queen Elizabeth I Statue

St Dunstan’s Church (Fleet Street) - statue of Queen Elizabeth I

(Anglo Saxon Saint - Bishop of Worcester and Archbishop of Canterbury.)

One of London’s oldest statues is that of Queen Elizabeth I, carved in 1586, in St Dunstan-in- the-West’s church, above the porch in the churchyard, Fleet Street.

St Dunstan was canonised in 1029 and was the favourite saint of English people for over 200 years - buried at Canterbury Cathedral.

Closest tube stations include: Temple tube station, Chancery Lane tube station and Blackfriars (5 minute walk).