St Paul’s Cathedral

Explore Sir Christopher Wren’s magnum opus; one of London’s most iconic landmarks and a stunning example of English Baroque and Renaissance architecture. A veritable treasure trove of religious and historical artefacts, several chapels are located inside its walls, while statues and beautiful works of art are situated around every corner. You’ll have the opportunity to explore Europe’s largest crypt, where you’ll find the final resting place of some of Britain’s most famous national heroes.

•  Explore the magnificent St Paul’s Cathedral
•  Enjoy an expert-led guided tour
•  Visit the crypt, resting place of notable figures from British history
•  Climb to the top of the dome and enjoy unrivalled views of the London skyline

Discover the nave
A long central aisle on the cathedral floor which provides a breathtaking view of the dome. View a monument to Wellington, one of Britain’s greatest soldiers and statesmen, The Grand Organ which is one of the Cathedral’s greatest artefacts, and the South Transept – a monument to Britain’s naval hero Horatio Nelson.

View the Dome
See the second largest cathedral dome in world, weighing 65,000 tons, and standing 111 metres high, a prominent feature of the London skyline.

Explore the Crypt
Visit Europe’s largest crypt, the resting place of some of Britain’s most historical figures including Nelson, Wellington and Sir Christoper Wren, the architect of St Paul’s.

Visit the Chapels
Seven chapels are located inside St Paul’s, including the All Souls’ Chapel, a memorial to Lord Kitchener a famous Field Marshal from WW1, and The American Memorial Chapel, an area destroyed during the Blitz and restored to commemorate the 28,000 Americans stationed in the UK during WW2.