- In 1665 Christopher Wren designed a plan for the renovation of the St. Paul’s Cathedral, which was starting to fall into decay.
- St Paul's Cathedral is open from Monday to Saturday, from 8.30am (9.30am for the dome) to 4.30pm. Sundays are dedicated to religious activities.
- St Paul’s Cathedral is an elegant late 17th-century Anglican cathedral in London designed by Sir Christopher Wren in English Baroque style.
- The early history of St. Paul's Cathedral, from its ancient beginnings to its destruction in the Great Fire of London. Part one from Britain Express.
- How To Get There. By Tube - The nearest tube stop to St Paul’s Cathedral is St Paul’s (Central Line) which is approximately a 3 minute walk.
- St Paul’s also welcomes visitors with access to five levels of the Cathedral including the Whispering Gallery with its unique acoustics and the Stone and Golden...
- St Paul’s Cathedral London is home to an enormous array of art. You can discover a trail of artwork around the Cathedral and theological messaging behind them.
- St Paul’s Cathedral is a colossal cross-shaped church, with striking decoration, especially its beautiful ceilings decorated with frescos.
- Here’s everything you need to know about St. Paul's Cathedral tickets including ticket types, price comparisons and helpful tips for your visit!
- St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic landmark in London that’s likely on your London bucket list. It’s the largest and most famous of London’s many churches.