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Marvel at one of the most majestic buildings on London's skyline, stunning inside and out
Climb up for a unique acoustic experience, then brave 270 more steps to the Golden Gallery
Walk among the tombs of Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and architect Sir Christopher Wren
St Paul's, with its world-famous dome, is an iconic feature and one of the most majestic buildings of London's skyline. Once inside, you’ll be stunned by the sheer beauty and grandeur of the interior. Walk in the footsteps of royalty and political leaders on the Cathedral Floor, Take a trip down to the crypts where British legends like Lord Admiral Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and the architect of the cathedral himself, Sir Christopher Wren are buried. Then climb to the Whispering Gallery for a unique acoustic experience and if you aren’t afraid of heights, climb a further 270 steps to the Golden Gallery. Here you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views over the River Thames, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.
Closed on: Sunday
On Sundays, between 15th March and 25th October 2026, three Dome Galleries will be open
Opening hours and closure dates may change. Kindly check the latest information before your visit
For the most updated hours for sightseeing, please refer to the official website’s calendar
Special services and events may result in full or partial closures of the cathedral, sometimes with short notice. Please check for updates on closures here
St. Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's, with its world-famous dome, is an iconic feature and one of the most majestic buildings of London's skyline. Once inside, you’ll be stunned by the sheer beauty and grandeur of the interior. Walk in the footsteps of royalty and political leaders on the Cathedral Floor, Take a trip down to the crypts where British legends like Lord Admiral Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and the architect of the cathedral himself, Sir Christopher Wren are buried. Then climb to the Whispering Gallery for a unique acoustic experience and if you aren’t afraid of heights, climb a further 270 steps to the Golden Gallery. Here you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views over the River Thames, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.
Marvel at one of the most majestic buildings on London's skyline, stunning inside and out
Climb up for a unique acoustic experience, then brave 270 more steps to the Golden Gallery
Walk among the tombs of Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and architect Sir Christopher Wren
