St. Paul's Cathedral in City of London, Westminster

View from the statue of the lovers and crossing the Thames by the bridge to reach the TATE (Museum of Modern Art).

One of the coolest buildings to view in London. There’s a fee to enter. Get your steps in and check out all the iconic structures nearby

Well organised tour, the cathedral is beautiful. I’m just disappointed that there is such a high fee to enter the temple of God. They should be free.

Well, I liked it a lot, it's difficult to climb to the top but I managed it.

Impressive ! It looks like the capitol. Little tips, don't hesitate to go inside to see a little of the interior without paying 30€

What great illuminations in this cathedral. Worth a visit. However it is still worth a visit anytime. Now accessible in a wheelchair. Report back from my residents I care for said the guides that help them in wheelchairs and did a great job.

A must sea London highlight! Very cool to go up with all the staircases up to the dome with stunning views of the city

Whispering gallery was amazing,look out for free guided tours.

We went to see the evening light show and so pleased we did. A well put together show of light, music, and visuals highlighting St Paul's. The different coloured light gave such an amazing extra dimension to the inside of the cathedral. The combination of moving light and shadow with music created a very dramatic ethereal atmosphere. What really stood out for me were the decorated ceilings and cartoons, the mosaics glistened in the light which added an otherworldly depth not seen in natural light really showing off the work of G Watts and Blake. I find St Paul's can have a bit of a cold overly sombre engineered feeling to its structure and the light show gave it a warm and life and made it a place to celebrate and connect to christ.

The church is beautiful, but I think it is excessive to charge almost £30 to enter.

Expensive ticket, but an impressive and magnificent church worth visiting! (Climb the stairs for the view.) ✨✨

St. Paul's Cathedral is an absolute masterpiece and a must-visit when in London. From the moment you approach its grand facade, you're struck by its architectural beauty and historical significance. The interior is equally breathtaking, with its stunning dome, intricate mosaics, and awe-inspiring Whispering Gallery. Climbing to the top of the dome is a bit of a workout, but the panoramic views of London from the Golden Gallery are worth every step! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the audio guide provided fascinating insights into the cathedral's history, including its role during World War II and its importance in British culture. Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and take your time exploring every corner of this magnificent building.

Fabulous view from the top of the dome..

Touring the Cathedral is evoking the past, with its history and art it is an experience like no other.

Be sure to take a look and go up!! Really nice!!

Cathedral is beautiful and staff are friendly. My wife and I went especially for the eucharist service. If you go to the eucharist service entry is free.

Diana and Charles' wedding cathedral. The church is also known for its dome with the "Whispering Gallery" (you can hear people whispering on the other side of the dome if you stand up in the dome), its mosaics and the view of London.

Very beautiful cathedral, we feel that the last renovation is recent. Impressive to do plus at arrival time there was a choir singing which was really nice. It's a place to see when you come to the London capital, a real pleasure to discover this place.

Magnificent place and history, well worth a visit

I donno, maybe it just wasn’t for us.

Beautiful! After seeing everything else, this is by far the best and must-see!

Excellent light show by artist Peter Walker. Amazing place to visit.

Lord Mayor of London Show Parade at Dick Whittington and his cat just like Fairy Tales. Soccer england

We really enjoyed our visit here...lots to see in all the nooks and crannies. The walk up to the top of the dome was the highlight- hard work and takes a real effort but you are rewarded with spectacular views over London

Having not visited the Cathedral for many years we went to see the Luxmuralis light show on Tuesday evening and it was extremely good. One could wander around the ground floor and crypt and we spotted new things we hadn't seen before.

Huge, outstanding, beautiful cathedral. Thank you St. Paul

Always a fantastic place to visit.

Quite a breathtaking visit! With (as in St Peter's Cathedral in Rome) a climb in and on the dome which will make you experience astonishing and impressive moments including the floor of the gallery of whispers... probably the most monumental visit... monumental? 😀

A spectacular historic cathedral.

The cathedral is very beautiful. It’s highly recommended when you visit central london. The street has good restaurants and a lovely vicinity to enjoy the old london heritage.

If you are visiting and getting a ticket, would highly recommend to opt for guided tour rather than audio device. Such a great experience!! There’s no extra charge for the guided tour and you can even go to top of the St. Pauls with the same ticket!

An ideal place where you can find squirrels

We walked to visit but decided when we got there that £50 was steep so had a walk around the outside if you would like to go I would recommend buying tickets in advance

Stunning building and definitely worth a visit. Purchased tickets for Luminous, the immersive light and sound show. £17.50 and lasts for around 45 minutes. Didn’t feel very organised, lots of people hanging around at the start until someone mentioned the experience was better if you walked round.

Went for the light show tonight, superb

One of the most underrated buildings in Europe. The cathedral is a can't miss if you are a tourist in London

The cathedral is beautiful, we went to the 5 o'clock sung mass (free) and we were lucky enough to be moved to the choir part, a magical experience.

I didn't have time to enter. But from the outside it is a wonderful monument!

Went to the lights show held here. Such a waste of money- they just had a bunch of projectors showing different pictures on the walls of the cathedral.

Some sort of spooky lighting and musical travesty was in progress.

Especially good now with the light show on inside.

A wee bit expensive, but has great views in the top

Fascinating history. Try to get on one of the guided tours (no pre-bookings). Thank you Margaret for the great tour!

Nice photos here, nice gardens around the place

Breathtaking inside. We went in the evening for the light projections and it was a nice way to see a different side of the cathedral. Plan to spent at least an hour. If you have tickets for a timed entry, they are really strict about coming in at the right time

Never ben inside st Paul's just. However a fantastic subject to photograph.

We only visited the outside and it is indeed an imposing monument that is well worth seeing given its grandeur. London is a practically flat city and is great for walking. I recommend crossing the Millennium Bridge towards the Cathedral.

An architectural masterpiece and one of London’s most iconic landmarks. The stunning dome offers breathtaking views of the city if you're up for the climb. The interior is equally impressive, with beautiful mosaics, intricate details, and a sense of history. A must-visit for anyone interested in architecture, history, or simply experiencing the grandeur of this incredible cathedral.

It's fantastic but unnecessarily expensive

We went Choral even song on a Friday afternoon. The cathedral is amazingly beautiful and we found that it was a super way to sit and take in the atmosphere and beauty of the place. However, if you are interested in the music, in particular, it wasn’t a brilliant experience as the congregation sit a long way away from the choir. The effect was that of listening to a choir who was singing at the bottom of a deep well! We didn’t feel part of the service at all, more like spectators of an ancient ritual. But I’ll say it again, Saint Paul’s is an amazing place. I have been there lots of times and every time I have been awe inspired.

Tastful and we recommend the free highlights tour

Spectacular architecture befitting one of the principal churches in England and the burial place of so many famous historical figures. Evening song every night is worth attending to hear the choir and have time to reflect.

I entered this cathedral and found it open because a service was in progress. I was struck by the grandeur and beauty of the interior, as well as the choir, which I found magnificent. I recommend you visit it: check the mass times in advance, during which entry is free, just like in the Basilica of San Marco in Venice.

What a beautiful church ⛪️ I’m never tired of going there.

You can enter by paying the entrance fee until 4 pm... there is also a religious service at 5 pm called Evensong, which is free and allows anyone to enter. There is a beautiful choir and it is not mandatory to stay for the entire ceremony. They do not allow access to the tombs of historical figures, but to see the interior it is a good option.

It is a very magnificent and beautiful cathedral, a must-see. I was very impressed by the place where coronation ceremonies and weddings were held, and the place we saw in the movies. You can climb the 583 stairs to the top for an impressive view of London, but be warned, it is a seriously tiring and difficult climb.

Visited luminous with family . It was outstanding . Beautiful , emotional and a brilliant memory Good value for money .

The cathedral is beautiful, however £28 to enter is an investment

Fascinating history, spectacular building.

Masterpiece and symbol of the reconstruction of London by C. Wrenn after the Great Fire. Don't miss the squirrels in the park around the building.

We spent about two hours. Since we came across the service, we also had the opportunity to listen to the organ. Be sure to go all the way to the top; On top of the golden circle, on top of the dom. The stairs are tiring but worth it.

The cathedral is impressive, beautiful and worth visiting, although tickets are quite expensive. There are crypts there that are impressive. You can enter the balcony inside, where unpleasant employees shout at visitors that they are not allowed to take photos from above. If there was more information on this subject, there would be no need to shout at people like they were animals! I managed to get to the very top and admire the views. Overall, I recommend it

It's wider than expected and has an audio guide, so it's good to sit in a chair and listen. From the basement to the top, there is more space than you think. The road to the top is a series of endless stairs and narrow passages, but the view from the top is really good. Be careful of stairs.

Exquisite architecture. You can attend prayer service for free or be a tourist for £26pp.

St Paul's Cathedral, London, is an Anglican cathedral located in the city centre. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the English Baroque style and completed in 1710. Who is buried there: • Admiral Horatio Nelson – hero of the Battle of Trafalgar. • Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington – victor over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. • Sir Christopher Wren – architect of the cathedral. • Florence Nightingale – nursing reformer (commemorated with a plaque). • Sir Alexander Fleming – discoverer of penicillin. Notable events: • Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in 1981. • Funeral of Winston Churchill in 1965. • Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 1897. • A service to mark the end of World War II. The cathedral has three domes. St. Paul's Cathedral is one of the most recognisable symbols of London. St. Paul's Cathedral offers one of the best panoramic views of London. You can climb the Whispering Gallery, the Stone Gallery and the Golden Gallery, each at a different height. The Golden Gallery is the highest level, 85 metres above the ground. From here you can enjoy panoramic views of London, including the Thames, Tower Bridge, the Shard, the London Eye, Westminster Abbey and modern skyscrapers. You have to climb 528 steps to reach the Golden Gallery, but the view is worth it!

Impressive. You should visit this place.

Disgusting service staff were rude and VERY unhelpful - would NOT recommend eating here

Saint Paul’s Cathedral is one of London’s most famous buildings. It has a big dome that you can climb for amazing city views. Many important events, like royal weddings, have happened here. It’s a great place to visit for history, architecture and peaceful moments. Follow @roxana.iamandi.❤️

Such a wonderful cathedral. Be sure to attend an even song or an organ recital to fully appreciate this church.

Very beautiful building and part of royal history

It's a nice, spacious church and doesn't take long to visit.

St. Paul's Cathedral is an incredible experience, but be prepared! If you want to fully immerse yourself, wear comfortable shoes. You'll be climbing a seemingly endless spiral staircase for some truly spectacular views of the cathedral's interior. And don't forget to ask about the geometric staircase, also known as the Howard Staircase, which was featured in the Harry Potter films! It adds another layer of magic to the visit.

Climb to the top you won't regret it

Quite overpriced I thought for what it is. The architecture is quite good and the views from the top are good but overall just not worth it. I found the Worcester Cathedral more interesting.

Gorgeous Gorgeous!!! I’m touched because it’s cool, beautiful, and has a Korean translated guide..! I'm even more impressed because it's free..... Walking around with the kids wearing headsets and listening to the translator After visiting for about an hour, visit the souvenir shop at St. Paul's Cathedral. Those who have purchased the London Pass receive a 10% discount. I bought Paddington dolls here!! (It seemed to be the cheapest) Please note~

Impressive cathedral, to visit it you have to buy tickets although we entered for free during mass hours since we did not have much time to visit it, I recommend making the visit, which I plan to do the next time I go.

Embarked on a half-term, behind-the-scenes Triforium Tour of the UK's most identifiable cathedral. Led by exceptional tour guide Andy, The Good Lady and I were treated to some incredible sights, secrets and stories relating to the capital's iconic landmark and its remarkable history. Sitting in a corridor of sun and blue sky, between thick cloud to the East and West, we were granted clear views of the entire city from atop the cathedral's famous dome and another privilege of a London experience. Straight into the Cathedral, plenty of staff on hand to guide/chat to, lovely crypt café, all fairly priced - great day out.

Since the entrance fee is expensive, I only went to see the outside! It's great that you can see it from the Millennium Bridge!

What a great place to soak in the history. The place is magnificent. You will easily spend couple of hours here looking at everything that is on offer. Apart from the obvious things to venture, do go the extra steps (literally) to up to the top of the dome. It is a daunting climb but it is breathtaking. Has magnificent views of London from the top.

A bit underwhelming on the inside but maybe this is how a church should be. Outside is beautiful.

After falling short three times, the fourth time was the charm and the price didn't stop me. The dome is impressive and you can climb it if you don't have vertigo like me. Also personalities in his crypt. Recommended if you have financial possibilities.

We got here on accident but we're so glad we did. This is a must see.

It's just a building, and you have to pay for the entrance... looks like Jesus is not so friendly... better go and visit some nice museum 👌🏻

Monumental, beautiful church, with a wonderful view from the golden gallery.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic London landmark but the admission fee should be considered criminal! There are so many beautiful cathedrals in Europe, but the fee here is prohibitive. I would recommend taking nice photos from outside and skipping an indoor visit.

Definitely worth a visit. Even if you are not a believer, there are many exciting historical things to see here and there are many graves of historical people in the crypt. You definitely shouldn't miss the viewing platform and take the route for an incredibly beautiful view of the city from the roof of the dome.

Very nice place. Very religious. Impires devotion

The night view is so pretty. While taking a walk along the Thames River, I couldn't help but stop by the beautiful night view. It's prettier at night.

Stunning cathedral in the heart of London. Its dome overlooks the city, just magnificent!

Lots to see and do. Guided tour was very good. Climb to whispering gallery, then onto Stone gallery, is a LOT of steps. But worth the effort. Expensive to get in (£25) but is an all-day visit.

Expensive entrance fee, but well worth it. So much to see.

Waste of Money! ============== First of all, about the ticket seller. I went with my sisters—we were three in total—and gave £100. He was supposed to give back £22, but instead, he handed us three tickets and pretended he had already given the change. Only when I asked did he finally return the money. People in the West often complain about the "foreigner price" when they visit Asia for a holiday, but the same thing happens right here in the UK! The biggest irony is that the English stole from so many Asian countries in the past, and yet they still do the same in the UK. What a shame! Secondly, the church is nothing more than a money-making scheme. There is no respect for those buried beneath it. Visitors can walk all over the stones, but no one even knows who is buried underneath. Is this really how you show respect to those who sacrificed their lives for a greater cause? Thirdly, each step is filthy and poorly maintained—just like a typical dirty English place. It’s not worth the money. Even in the Netherlands, churches are free to enter and explore. Shame on the English system!

We took the guided tour which was included in the ticket and learned so much about the building. It's well worth doing this.

Beautiful. The guides were really helpful and knowledgeable. Highlight tour approx half hour, longer tour approx one and a half.

A beautiful cathedral in central London, huge, richly decorated interiors, as well as a viewing point located on the dome of the temple. The ticket price may be a bit off-putting, but in my opinion it's worth visiting.

A warm welcome experience by all staff and allowances made for my wife in her wheelchair. A veritable delight to move unobstructed around the Abbey and marvel at the monuments to the great men and women throughout history inc Royalty who are either buried or celebrated. Well worth the entrance fee and highly recommended for residents of all nations who enjoy British History!!!

The Whispering Gallery is highly recommended.

I had no idea what an incredibly beautiful experience visiting St.Pauls would be. Its well worth the entry cost, especially if you can climb to the Golden Gallery. Strenuous but very rewarding. Stunning views of the city. Visit the crypt, too. Stynning architecture.

The top five cathedrals in the world!

Amazing church and it’s very famous in London