- St. Paul's Cathedral is an enduring symbol of London's rich heritage and a must-visit destination for any admirer of architecture and history.
- Instead, Charles gave Wren the commission to rebuild the cities churches, including Old St. Paul's Cathedral.
- St Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral on Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London, and is the seat of the Bishop of London.
- St. Paul Cathedral was the first Christian Cathedral in London dedicated to Saint Paul during the reign of King Aethelberht I in 604 CE.
- St Paul’s Cathedral is a grand Anglican cathedral and one of the most famous landmarks and popular tourist attractions in London.
- The couple selected St Paul's over Westminster Abbey, the traditional site of royal weddings, because the cathedral offered more seating.
- The Mansion House, Blackfriars and Banks stations are short walks away from the cathedral. More than a dozen bus routes stop near St. Paul's as well.
- From state funerals to exciting art installations, St. Paul's Cathedral embraces tradition and innovation and remains a popular site for tourists.
- On the north side there’s an altar while on the south side was the seat used by Queen Elizabeth II when she attended services at St. Paul’s Cathedral.