- St Paul’s Cathedral Architect. Its architectural and artistic importance reflect the determination of the five monarchs who oversaw its building that...
- St Paul's may not have the London skyline to itself as it once did, yet Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece still holds its own in a century full of glass and steel.
- The dome at St Paul’s is the second biggest in the world, behind only that of St Peter’s in Rome. The lantern that sits on top of the dome weighs in at 850 tonnes.
- St. pauls cathedral with red double decker bus in London, United Kingdom. ... There's no charge to attend a service, but not all areas of the cathedral are accessible.
- St. Paul’s Cathedral is the most famous cathedral in London in the district of London City, England, precisely in the southern end of the Millennium Bridge.
- The dome is still one of the highest in the world. St Paul's is the second-largest church building in area in the United Kingdom, after Liverpool Cathedral.
- London's most iconic architectural masterpiece, St Paul's Cathedral is known for its world-famous dome that to this day dominates the skylines of the city.
- Wren was responsible for building 51 churches in the City of London in the aftermath of the Great Fire of 1666, as well as St Paul’s Cathedral.
- The Apse is the semi-circular east end of the Cathedral, which in St. Paul's is behind the High Altar. It was destroyed in the second World War by a bomb.