ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL
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St Pauls Cathedral Tickets & Tours

See where Lady Diana and Prince Charles got married on a St. Paul’s Cathedral tour! Home to countless important ceremonies, from the funerals of Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher to the Queen’s Jubilees, the St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of the most popular must-see attractions in London. See the final resting place of Admiral Lord Nelson, whisper to your friends from opposite sides of the Whispering Gallery, or climb the 500+ steps to the Golden Gallery for some of the best views of London! A St. Paul’s Cathedral tour represents both a religious and historical pilgrimage for millions of visitors; so, make sure it’s on the itinerary for your next London trip!
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Our tips for St Paul's Cathedral

  • R.I.P. Make sure to check out the Crypt. It provides the final resting places of many famous people, including the architect of the current St. Paul’s Cathedral, Sir Christopher Wren.
  • Shhh. In the Whispering Gallery, you can hear your friend’s whisper from approximately 42m away. Try it out!
  • Early bird. If you’d like to experience all of the galleries free of noise pollution, you should be at the doors a little before they open at 9:30 a.m.

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Best time to visit
Choosing the best time for a St. Paul’s Cathedral tour depends on what’s most important to you. If you want the best weather, then visit London in the summer. But, keep in mind that this is when London is most crowded. If you want cheaper accommodations in this very expensive city, arrive during the winter. It’s cold, but not unbearable. Wear warm clothes. Spring and Autumn bring milder weather and smaller crowds. But, bring an umbrella for the rain.
Getting there
Getting to St. Paul’s Cathedral is easy! The closest Underground station is St. Paul’s on the Central Line. But, you can also take the District and Circle lines to the Mansion House or Blackfriars stations. From either, it’s less than a 5 minute walk to St. Paul’s Cathedral. If you are taking the bus, lines 4, 8, 11, 15, 17, 23, 25, 26, 56, 76, 100, 172, 242, and 521 all stop near St. Paul’s Cathedral. Finally, you can also take the train to the City Thameslink, Blackfriars, or Cannon Street stations.
Money saving tips
Low on cash? No problem! You can enter St. Pauls for free! All you have to do is attend mass. Evening mass probably presents the most interest option. This “Choral Evensong” delivers choir music and other vocals throughout. What a steal!
Did you know?
Quick Trivia – Impress your fellow travellers with these St. Paul’s Cathedral factoids.
  • The original church on the current site of St. Paul’s Cathedral was founded and dedicated to the Apostle in 604 A.D.
  • St. Paul’s Cathedral reigned as the U.K.’s tallest building from 1710 to 1967.
  • The cathedral survived the London Blitz; but, lost its high alter to a bomb in 1940.
  • St. Paul’s Cathedral is second only to Liverpool Cathedral as the largest in the U.K.

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