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  • St Pauls Cathedral is the most famous and iconic cathedral in London. It has been used as a backdrop for many major events throughout history, including the wedding of King Charles III to Lady Diana Spencer and Winston Churchill’s funeral. The wedding attracted over a million spectators, who lined the processional route from Clarence House to the City of London and its St Pauls Cathedral.
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  • On 2 December 1697, 31 years and 3 months after the Great Fire destroyed Old St Paul's, the new cathedral was consecrated for use.
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    • 5. The Old St Pauls Cathedral was built in the Gothic Style
    • 11. The Cathedrals most prominent feature is its massive dome
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  • 1981: Prince Charles and Lady Diana marry in a grand ceremony at St. Paul's. 2002: The Queen Mother's funeral service takes place at the cathedral.
  • St Pauls Cathedral in London is primarily recognized for its architectural style known as English Baroque, with influences from both Gothic and classical elements.
  • 1. St Pauls Cathedral is located on the highest point in the City of London. St Pauls Cathedral is one of the most famous buildings in London.