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Visit St Paul's Cathedral. St Paul's, with its world-famous dome, is an iconic feature of the London skyline. We welcome visitors to worship, to sightsee and to attend a dynamic programme of events – from orchestral performances to thought-provoking panel discussions. Our free-to-attend daily services are open to all, and offer a chance to ...
St Paul’s is home to a spectacular array of art – from the delicate carvings of Grinling Gibbons in the quire to Sir James Thornhill's gilded dome murals. Modern works created by many decorated artists, including Yoko Ono and Antony Gormley, enrich the daily pattern of worship in the Cathedral. Explore the stories behind some of the key ...
Visitor information. Whether you’re planning a family day out or a trip with your school, you won’t be short of things to see and do at the Cathedral. Don’t forget to visit our What’s On calendar, to see a list of upcoming services, special performances, talks, workshops and more.
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Apr 28, 2024 · St Paul’s Cathedral is open between Monday and Saturday to visitors for sightseeing. Typically the doors open at 8.30 am on these days, except for Wednesdays when they open a little later, at 10 am. The last entry is usually at 4 pm. Opening times can vary, especially when special services are planned.
- Cathedral Opening Hours
- How to Get Tickets
- Tour Or Independent visit?
- When to Visit
- How Long to Allow For Visit
- Parts of St Paul’s Cathedral to Visit
- Accessing The Dome & Why You Should
- What to Prep For Your Visit
So first up on this visiting guide, is the number piece of info you all what to know. That is, what are the St Paul’s Cathedral hours, in other words, what time are they open? And the answer is that, outside of coronavirus restriction, normally St Paul’s is open Monday through Saturday year-round. It is open from 8:30 in the morning until 4:30 in t...
There’s 2 places you can buy St Paul’s Cathedral tickets and this keeps things nice and simple. The first is via the Cathedral’s website. Booking online offers you a slightly cheaper ticket price (so it’s worth it for us budget travellers) and also allows you to reserve your space – key in these corona times! You can book tickets onlineup to 1 mont...
The good news is that your entrance ticket does come with a free audio guide. You can collect this just within the entrance, after you have either bought or shown your ticket. The Audio Guide is both extensive and well put together. It is very comprehensive and gives you a huge overview of the Cathedral’s history, its modern-day role, its community...
We’ve already discussed opening times, so as long as you visit within them you can go inside St Paul’s and out around the Dome anytime. That said, there are probably some better times to pick within that wider timeframe. There’s no question St Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic spot for London tourists to visit and during the peak tourist months of July...
What with the audio guide to listen to from back to front and the epic views to enjoy from the Galleries, there’s no question you should allow at least a few hours for your trip to St Paul’s Cathedral. And that’s not to mention the choir stalls, the crypt and the other parts of the church too….
Which leads me nicely into my next section about the different parts of this Cathedral you can visit. Yes I didn’t realise before I visited just how huge St Paul’s was and how much there was to see here. Thankfully the Audio Guide is divided up neatly into nice sections, so you can wander through in an order that makes sense to you. In general term...
So now we’re going to move on to talk about The Gallery or Dome parts of the Cathedral. And I kinda thought these guys deserved their own section because, if you’re not religious, they are likely to be the most spectacular parts of the Cathedral. At least they were in my eyes! When you sit in The Nave, you can gaze up into the centre of the Dome as...
So now we come to my final tip for visiting St Paul’s Cathedral and that is about how to prep for your time here. Largely this involves, what to bring, as we’ve already touched on the need to be fit to conquer those steep stairs up to the gallery! So, as I’ve just mentioned in the section above, a camera is a must for your trip to St Paul’s, especi...
St. Paul's Cathedral is a great example of architectural design in a day where computers were not the norm way of designing such. I've been lucky enough to visit this cherished spot several times over my life and it honestly never gets old! Always clean, ample room to explore, and of course a ton of historical beings inside.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral is open from Monday to Saturday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (with last admission at 4:15 p.m.), and the recommended visiting time is approximately two hours. Tickets at the door cost £18 for adults, £16 for students and seniors, and £8 for children (ages six to 17).
