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

£25 for a church!!!! It's still a long line!!!!

Although it is a bit of a distance from Big Ben and the London Eye, it is still within walking distance. There is an admission fee of £25 for adults and £10 for children.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking, both inside and out. The grand architecture and rich history make it a must-visit. Climbing to the top for panoramic views of London was the highlight—an unforgettable experience!

Really nice but the ticket to get in was expensive (25 pounds)

Glorious and a truly unbelievable experience to walk through what is nothing short of a masterpiece. So iconic and a must see if in London

How many beautiful historical sensations in this cathedral... I have loved it since Mary Poppins' time

It is worth a visit even if you have to pay 25 pounds to enter... the very beautiful dome in the crypt contains Nelson's tombs... you can climb the dome and see the whole cathedral inside from above... then you can climb outside the dome and see London from above… maximum height reached approximately 80m

Looks great from the outside, but 25 pounds (?!!) for entry? I understand that this should be financed without government subsidies, but for me 25 pounds is totally unjustified.

Amazing but legs and knees destroying.

Absolutely worth seeing. The climb is also worth it. Great view from the top. But strenuous climb and narrow stairs and corridors.

Very beautiful cathedral with a very complete visit from bottom to top Martin Luther gave a speech, very interesting. To be done as a priority.

St. Paul’s Cathedral, an architectural marvel and one of London’s most famous landmarks, stands proudly in the heart of the city. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1710 after the Great Fire of London, this iconic structure is a stunning example of English Baroque architecture. Its massive dome, one of the largest in the world, has become a defining feature of London’s skyline and offers breathtaking views from the top. Inside, visitors can admire the intricate mosaics, the impressive Whispering Gallery with its unique acoustics, and the crypt, which houses the tombs of notable figures like Admiral Lord Nelson and Sir Christopher Wren himself. St. Paul’s also has a deep spiritual significance as the mother church of the Diocese of London and has hosted historical events, including the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. The cathedral’s beauty, history, and grandeur make it a must-see for anyone exploring London’s rich cultural heritage.

Incredible architecture, one of the most beautiful and emblematic buildings in London

If you like churches you'll love the cathedral and the crypt lots to see and there's a nice shop and cafe to visit. Whilst we were visiting they had choir practice which was amazing.

Big nice church, but £25 for entry makes you think of the ability of churches of the past to suck money out of the population.

Excellent place to visit if you enjoy history and views! It’s a long climb to the top but you are rewarded with a very nice veiw of the city! If you are afraid of heights and claustrophobic it might not be for you to climb to the top but inside is worth checking out!

Exceptional cathedral to absolutely see, it is possible to access all the nooks and crannies of it to discover it

The cathedral is splendid, especially from an architectural point of view. However, the entrance fee is quite high, especially for a family of four, and the visit is relatively short. Unless you are a real enthusiast of architecture, history, or very religious, it is perhaps better to admire it from the outside.

Excellent fantastic and perfect

Amazing place. Be sure to go to the top golden gallery! Amen!

Very impressive, must-see building. Great for photo opp - interior is awesome

A beautiful, imposing building, the surroundings of which are also charming. We didn't go inside, it didn't fit into the program, but viewing it from the outside is also a wonderful experience.

It is impressive, especially climbing the dome. Although not everyone can because there are 280 steps and the last part is a spiral staircase.

Brilliant place with lots of history

Very impressive. Attended church service. Unfortunately no leadership.

What an amazing building, we absolutely loved it. We went right up to the top of the roof, walked around the cathedral, the crypt and enjoyed a drink at the cafe.

Beautiful not to be missed, it's better to get the audio guide to appreciate it to the fullest

Love! Divine! The entrance fee is 25 Liras. Adults over 22 and under 15

I know it’s a church but this place is a wonder of history and architecture. I thought I could run through for an hour before my flight out of London and easily could have spent 2.5 hours. There’s a lot to see and treasures around every corner. Highly recommend.

Took a guide tour to St. Pauls Cathedral

An essential monument if you visit London. It is a huge and magnificent cathedral. The audio guides help you get to know every corner of the cathedral. In addition, you can climb to the top of the dome and enjoy wonderful views. One hundred percent recommended.

Well done Chistopher Wren! Very impressive!. But.The present day staff need welcoming skills training! We were there yesterday and we were called at abruptly several times. " move on..." when there was only 3 of us in the Whispering Gallery. Get off the Alter when there were no signs saying where the Alter began ( very different to the alter in our own Chirch) I know that it can become busy, but a smile and a gentle nudge would have given us a much more pleasant experience. I left St Paul's Cathedral feeling more strongly than ever that I want to disassociate myself from this sort of establishment

I've yet to go inside, but it's so photographic and I was lucky enough to walk past the other day whilst the bells were ringing.

£25 to get into a church? There is no queue because no one enters. Don't go there.

Although I have never been inside St Paul's, it's beauty is apparent from the outside! This cathedral is an incredible work of art and is one of, if not the most attractive aspect of the London skyline. I've been quite close to the cathedral as I frequent the bars and places of interest that surround it. I always find myself admiring the structure from afar!

Seen it often on the TV but never been before. It was a Sunday morning whilst communion was going. The organ and choir were in full swing and it added to the experience. The scale of the place is enormous.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking. From the moment you step inside, you feel the grandeur and history surrounding you. The intricate mosaics, the towering dome, and the peaceful Whispering Gallery make it a truly magical experience. The view from the top of the dome is worth the climb – you get a stunning panorama of London! The audio guide was very helpful, providing interesting insights about the architecture and the cathedral's history.

Interesting building to visit in combination with the audio guide. The view from the dome was incredible.

St. Paul’s Cathedral, located in the heart of London, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the cathedral was completed in 1710, rising from the ashes of the original medieval church that was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666. Since then, it has served as a place of worship, a site for national events, and a symbol of resilience and unity for the British people. The cathedral’s dome, one of the largest in the world, is a defining feature of London’s skyline and draws visitors from around the globe. Standing 365 feet tall, it offers breathtaking views of the city from its Whispering Gallery, Stone Gallery, and Golden Gallery. The Whispering Gallery, in particular, is famous for its unique acoustics, allowing whispers to be heard clearly from the opposite side of the dome. Inside, St. Paul’s is a showcase of artistry and craftsmanship. The interior is adorned with stunning mosaics, intricate wood carvings, and memorials honoring British heroes, including Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington. The cathedral’s Great Organ, one of the largest in the UK, has over 7,000 pipes and has played an essential role in many historic ceremonies. St. Paul’s Cathedral continues to be an active place of worship and an architectural wonder. Its rich history, remarkable design, and role in British culture make it a must-visit destination, embodying the spiritual and cultural heritage of London.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is a marvel of history and architecture that truly encapsulates London’s spirit of resilience and grandeur. Originally built on the same site in the 7th century and rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666, this Anglican cathedral—though not Catholic—is often mistaken for one due to its grandeur and significance. Christopher Wren’s design blends baroque majesty with English charm, creating a breathtaking experience the moment you step inside. During WWII, the cathedral became a symbol of hope when it survived the Blitz, even after a bomb hit it directly. Images of St. Paul’s dome rising through clouds of smoke and rubble remain iconic, symbolizing London’s endurance. Notably, St. Paul’s has hosted some of the nation’s most memorable moments, including the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in 1981. Beneath its impressive interior lies the crypt, where British legends like Admiral Nelson and Sir Christopher Wren himself are laid to rest, honoring the country’s proud heritage. The lower level also has quaint stores where you can pick up unique keepsakes; I bought a lovely mug and some coffee as a tribute to my visit. Climbing to the Whispering Gallery, the see-through rails add an exhilarating view from above, which alone is worth the ticket price of around £20-25. It’s a surreal experience, combining sacred history, beauty, and adventure in one visit—something every visitor to London should experience firsthand.

Simply impressive. You have to see it inside

St. Paul’s Cathedral in London is a prominent architectural landmark renowned for its iconic dome and impressive design. It offers a rich historical background and visually captivating interiors, making it a compelling destination.

It seemed a bit of a waste to pay over 40,000 won per person for a ticket!

The place is amazing! I work across this cathedral. When the sun is shining you’d wanna have lunch there!

Beautiful cathedral, we recommend purchasing the London pass online and then booking it Visit .

You should take a full day to see most of the Cathedral

Beautiful cathedral! I've never been in before, but it's definitely worth a visit. It's wonderful to go to the dome of sighs and look at the church from above. I recommend taking a tour!!

Great building with an interesting architectural style. There's a lot to see. The climb to the whispering gallery and further up to the dome requires fitness because of the 528 steps, but the view from the top is worth every single step.

There is evening prayer at 5 o'clock in the evening and you can enter for free. It is a very special experience.

The first Protestant cathedral, the largest church in London, to visit

We visited St.Pauls spontaneously and it was absolutely worth it!! An impressive cathedral that is worth a visit. We bought our tickets in front of the cathedral from the bus tour providers and saved a lot!

Beautiful architecture and nice surroundings

25 pounds to enter and see the cathedral, yall must have lost your minds

A well built building. Well designed.

Was nice walk not to far form Liverpool station

Evidence of how institutions minimize human dignity and intentionally impoverish man, making him alien to his own humanity.

It’s Ok. Very expensive to look around. Ceilings are so tall. Lots of East India war hero’s 😳 Just Ok really

It is one of the largest cathedrals in the world. Lady Di and Prince Charles were married here. The only way to see it for free is by entering one of the masses.

It is worth the visit. It's spectacular. If you can't climb all the stairs at least go up to the dome. At the top, if you have vertigo, do not go up because the stairs go into the air, they are made of iron and make you dizzy, but with vertigo you can go up without it affecting you until the dome except the last section.

Absolutely stunning! Unfortunately, it was already closed when we arrived, next time I'll definitely visit during opening times.

Racist staff didn't let us enter and sit in the main dome area. Racist staff

Great place to confess one's sin and accept own destiny

It's beautiful. Keep in mind that they charge entry

Historic church where Lady Diana's wedding was celebrated

I visited the Cathedral to attend two digital trail research projects, which were fascinating and informative.

One of the icons of London, an impressive building, a fascinating interior, we learn a lot about the history of London and all of England.

It's all well and good but I didn't remember that there was an entrance fee....

This is a very impressive cathedral. Probably the most ornate one in the UK. It is certainly something to see. You can see the entire place all the way from the crypt and up to the top of the dome.

A great building that is definitely worth a look. At lunchtime there is a church service that you can attend freely, after which you have the opportunity to walk around and marvel. The official entrance fee of 25 pounds is quite expensive, but it's still worth it if you like to look at and marvel at churches.

Great interactive tour for children via audio guide

I recommend to do the view in the top of the building

Just wow! I consider it more beautiful than St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking, both inside and out. The architecture is magnificent, with its iconic dome dominating the London skyline. Inside, the intricate details, beautiful mosaics, and the sense of grandeur are awe-inspiring. Climbing up to the Whispering Gallery and further to the top for panoramic views of the city is an unforgettable experience. The history of the cathedral is fascinating, and it’s a peaceful and spiritual place to visit. A must-see when in London!

would have to pay 25 pounds to go inside, but a beautiful cathedral nonetheless

Gorgeous as a night exploration sight! We approached from King Edward Street and then walked around the outside of beautiful building. If you continue on to the Millennium Bridge, the night time sights are pretty. You can then double back on yourself to see the cathedral from the bridge.

The cathedral is very beautiful. It is worth visiting.

Without a doubt, one of the most impressive buildings in the city of London. Simply monumental and essential. It is worth admiring, even if only from the outside.

The cathedral is solemn and gorgeous, it is wonderful to overlook London on a sunny day ☀️

Very impressive. Belongs to a visit to London. The audio guide is well done and very informative. Entrance fee is high but it's really worth it. We liked it.

Must see nice architecture and if.you go during the cherimony the atmosphere is very sublime

Great place, easy to do a self guided tour with the materials they provide. Suggest getting tickets in advance. The stair climb is fine if you are in moderately good shape although it is a bit cramped at places due to narrow hallways. There isn’t an elevator option so the only way to go up is via the stairs. There’s also a small cafe on the lower level with coffee and pastries super nice staff.

Unfortunately the tickets were too expensive to visit inside the Cathedral. But the atmosphere surrounding this historic site was very lively. I had mixed feelings on the day as I remembered Princess Diana getting married here.

I couldn't enter without being very strict with the schedule.

Only outside, closed inside for an arrangement.

A beautiful place to visit for people of any faith or otherwise. Despite the numbers of people, it's still a very peaceful and spiritual place to sit in awe and connect with something greater. If you happen buy at Evensong as we did, you're treated to some beautiful choirs. Extraordinary design and construction from Wren after the awfulness of the Great Fire.

It looks nice from the outside so I just imagine how is the inside. We couldn't get in because it was during the mass and they didn't think we were there for the sermon (they were right). I will come back and may be change my review

A wonderful must visit place in London. I would also definitely recommend a climb to the top gallery. The view from there is absolutely amazing!

St. Paul's Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking! It's this massive, iconic dome that you can see from all over London, and it's even more impressive up close. The sheer scale of the place is incredible. Inside, it's just as grand. The dome itself is a masterpiece, and the mosaics and artwork are stunning. We climbed to the Whispering Gallery, which was a bit of a workout, but totally worth it. You can whisper on one side and hear it clearly on the other – it's kinda magical! ✨ We also went down to the crypt, which was a bit spooky but fascinating. It's the final resting place of some famous figures, including Admiral Nelson and the Duke of Wellington. Honestly, I found St. Paul's to be even more impressive than Westminster Abbey. It's a beautiful and awe-inspiring building that's steeped in history. Definitely a must-see for any visitor to London. Just be prepared for a bit of a climb and maybe book your tickets online to skip the queue! 👍

This is the only church attraction in London that I recommend. Although it is tiring, climbing to the dome and admiring the scenery will make it all worth it!

Must visit location in London. It is very beautiful and marvelously decorated. Walk to the dome is recommended.

Beautiful Cathedral, place of prayer. If you want to visit the cathedral on a tourist basis, note the last entry time. At that time it was until 4:00 pm.

A cathedral with a relief commemorating the nightingale on the wall.

Attended a London Film Music Orchestra performance, which was excellent, and made unforgettable by the superb location and acoustics.

If you are in London it is worth a visit, it will take you about 2 hours and you have to climb to the top of the dome (many stairs) but you will not regret it. From the outside, good views of London. And of course don't pass by the whisper gallery without whispering something.

Absolutely breathtaking! The greatest cathedral that I've ever seen!

Very beautiful cathedral. Interesting. You can climb the dome. Watch out for around 710. steps.

Beautiful cathedral and a piece of history. Worth a look but after seeing a few similar places in Spain and Portugal it doesn't make such a big impression. £25 entry fee is a bit too much

Beautiful architecture, climbing up to the dome a bit tiring But it has a beautiful view. It's worth it. 25 pounds costs you entry. Very beautiful.

A very nice place and has gardens to walk around that are very good. Although I didn't go in this time, it's worth going in.

Magnificent! We attended service with the choir. If u do SIT AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE as they don't have any audio enhanced systems