- St. Paul’s Cathedral has been a major London landmark for over 300 years surviving even through the blitz of London.
- In the early fall of 1666, a four-day fire in London devastated more than 12,000 homes, 90 churches, and St. Paul’s Cathedral was among them.
- St Paul’s Cathedral is a grand Anglican cathedral and one of the most famous landmarks and popular tourist attractions in London.
- Credit: Shutterstock. However, all views of St Paul’s Cathedral bow down to one – the infamous roof terrace of One New Change shopping centre.
- image: St Pauls St Paul's Cathedral, London. ... The dome of St Paul's Cathedral is the second biggest dome in the world, after St Peter's in Rome.
- 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 Cathedral was the first Christian Cathedral in London dedicated to Saint Paul during the reign of King Aethelberht I in 604 CE.
- Grade I Listed, it is the seat of the Bishop of London and its location on Ludgate Hill has been home to a cathedral to St Paul for over 1,400 years.
- St Paul's Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral for London, a religious centre and an architectural gem.
- The image of St Paul's Cathedral, standing proud and unscathed during the Blitz, while London burns around it is a powerful one.