London St Paul's Cathedral
Overview
Standing in the heart of the City of London, St Paul's Cathedral has been an iconic place of worship for over 1,400 years.
Important information
Opening Times
December 23rd
Cathedral opens for sightseeing 10.00
Last admission for sightseeing 13.15. Last admission to Galleries 13.30
Cathedral Floor clear of visitors 14.15
December 24th
Last admission for sightseeing 13.15. Last admission to Galleries 13.30
Cathedral Floor clear of visitors 14.15
December 25th
Christmas Day. Cathedral open for prayer and worship only and no sightseeing
Cathedral opens for sightseeing 10.00
Last admission for sightseeing 13.15. Last admission to Galleries 13.30
Cathedral Floor clear of visitors 14.15
December 24th
Last admission for sightseeing 13.15. Last admission to Galleries 13.30
Cathedral Floor clear of visitors 14.15
December 25th
Christmas Day. Cathedral open for prayer and worship only and no sightseeing
Location
St. Paul's Churchyard London EC4M 8AD
+44 (0) 20 7246 8350
+44 (0) 20 7246 8350
More information
Completed in 1710, the current iteration of St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by the famous architect, Sir Christopher Wren. Its soaring dome is an icon of London, and visitors will have the opportunity to climb and explore it from three different viewing galleries, along with the expansive subterranean crypt. Admission also includes multimedia guides and guided tours. Marvel at the grand spectacle of the Cathedral's lavishly appointed baroque interior, then climb the stairs to take in sweeping views of London from the Stone and Golden Galleries. Explore the crypt to find famous names, study the elements of the Cathedral's classical features, and discover how Wren's clever designs made this masterpiece a reality.