St Paul's Cathedral Tickets

St Pauls Cathedral London

St Pauls Cathedral has stood above London for more than three centuries, shaping the city skyline since its completion under the direction of Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London. The cathedral remains one of the capital's most important historic landmarks, with its magnificent architecture, grand interiors, and remarkable connection to British history.

Visitors can admire the famous Dome, rising 365 feet above the cathedral and representing the days of the year. Inside, the cathedral features a distinctive cross shaped floor plan and remarkable architectural details. Guests can also visit the Whispering Gallery, known for its unusual acoustics, before continuing to the Stone Gallery and Golden Gallery for sweeping views across London.

St Pauls has witnessed many important moments in British history and is the final resting place of notable figures including Admiral Lord Nelson and Sir Christopher Wren. The cathedral also became internationally recognized following the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Multimedia guides available in several languages help visitors discover the stories, architecture, and heritage of this remarkable landmark.

The Sir Christopher Wren The Quest for Knowledge exhibition explores the life, curiosity, scientific interests, and architectural achievements of the cathedral's celebrated designer. Archival materials and personal artifacts offer insight into his work and the creation of St Pauls Cathedral. The exhibition is available with standard admission, adding another layer of historical discovery to the visit.