The magnificent Anglican cathedral is one of London's most well known landmarks. Its impressive dome dominates the city's skyline, and it has been the setting for many significant historical events such as state funerals and royal weddings.

Explore the Cathedral

Admire the intricate details of the interior, including the stunning mosaics and stained glass windows, and learn about the cathedral's history and architecture. Guided and self-guided tours in multiple languages are available every day learn about the cathedral's history and architecture. The cathedral is the final resting place of Sir Christopher Wren, the architect who designed it. His tomb, along with those of other national heroes, is located in the crypt.

Religious art

You will find artworks with theological messages around the Cathedral. Pieces on display include The Light of the World painting by William Holman Hunt, large-scale video installations, Martyrs and Mary, by internationally acclaimed artist Bill Viola, the Mother and Child: Hood sculpture by Henry Moore.

Visit the Whispering Gallery

Experience the unique acoustics of the Whispering Gallery, a circular promenade 30m above the ground. Stand at one side and whisper, and your voice will be clearly heard by someone standing on the opposite side.

The Golden Gallery

If you can manage the 528 step climb (there is no lift), the Golden Gallery offers panoramic views of London.

It’s free to attend the Cathedral for services at St Paul's. If you want to explore the building, you will need a sightseeing ticket.