ISKCON London

ISKCON London, also known as the Radha Krishna Temple, was established in 1969 by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada as one of the first Hare Krishna temples in Europe. Located in the heart of Soho at 10 Soho Street, this registered charity has been serving the spiritual needs of Londoners and visitors for over five decades. The temple is home to the beautiful deities of Sri Sri Radha Londonisvara, Sri Sri Jagannatha Baladeva Subhadra, Sri Sri Gaura Nitai, and Giriraj Goverdhan, attracting devotees and curious visitors from around the world. The temple offers a comprehensive range of spiritual services including daily darshan and arati ceremonies starting from 4:30 AM, philosophy classes, meditation courses, and bhakti yoga programs. Visitors can participate in morning and evening programs, attend spiritual discourses, and enjoy authentic vegetarian prasadam. The temple maintains an active schedule throughout the week with Mangala Arati, Darshan Arati, and Dhoopa Arati ceremonies, providing multiple opportunities for worship and spiritual connection. Educational courses on Vedic philosophy and Krishna consciousness are regularly conducted for both beginners and advanced practitioners. For the Indian expat community and spiritual seekers in London, ISKCON serves as a cultural and spiritual home away from home. The temple is easily accessible via Tottenham Court Road Underground station, just a one-minute walk away, making it convenient for working professionals and families. With its central location, extended opening hours from 4:30 AM to 9:30 PM daily, and welcoming atmosphere, the temple provides a peaceful sanctuary in the bustling city where people can reconnect with their spiritual roots, celebrate festivals, and build meaningful community connections.