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Get your tickets to visit this London’s largest Cathedral designed by Sir Christopher Wren, St. Paul's Cathedral is a church that explores faith through art with several galleries dedicated to beautiful works like Peace and Goodwill and The Light of the World. St. Paul’s has prevailed through the test of time, surviving war and a major fire for over 1,400 years.  And in 1667 Sir Christopher Wren created something truly iconic which has stood watch over the city ever since its completion in 1710.

Key Highlights

  • Visit one of the largest churches in London and muse over its brilliant architecture and paintings.
  • Enjoy a free multimedia guide and learn more about the history of the Cathedral.
  • Visit the St paul Cathedral churchyard to visit the chapter house that holds a collection of historical documents and artifacts.
  • Muse over brilliant paintings like Martyrs and Mary and Gerry Judah sculptures.
  • Head down the crypt to see the ancient tombs, and explore the dome for sensational views of the city.

About St. Paul's Cathedral London Ticket

Have you noticed how every religion inspires a form of art? From the sacred geometry in Islamic architecture to the Last Supper by Da Vinci. The St. Paul’s Cathedral is one such work of art built by Sir Christopher Wren. At St Paul’s you can explore the cathedral from its crypt where Winston Churchill and Wren himself were buried, to the very top of the domes and explore faith through art, the cathedral shows off several galleries dedicated to famous paintings.

Built in 1710, it  became a symbol of hope and resilience for the nation when it survived the Blitz during WW2, it is the largest church in London and it has witnessed big weddings like that of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Its majestic domes’ curved design on the inside becomes an acoustic wonder where you can hear every little whisper that passes through the gallery, getting its famous name- The Whispering Gallery features paintings of Apostle Paul by James Thornhill and more devotional art works like The Light of the World, Mother and Child and Martyrs and Mary all against the backdrop of the gorgeous London skyline which can be visited with a few flights of stairs. And as you ascend the stairs to the Golden Gallery onto a narrow balcony that runs around the highest point of the outer dome, you are surrounded by the panoramic views of London. St Paul's has something for everyone, So get your St. Paul's Cathedral London Ticket and experience a breathtaking fusion of faith, art, and architecture.

Inclusions

  • Access to the Cathedral
  • Access to the Churchyard and chapter house 
  • Access to the Gallerys 

Insiders' Tips

Go up the Dome of St Paul's to witness a panoramic view of London City!

Additional Information

  • Timings
    • Opening times are subject to change, please check them before visiting.
    • Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
  • Instructions
    • Please pass the security check at the entrance of the Cathedral, compulsory for all visitors, then go to one of the desks for voucher holders to exchange your smartphone voucher for a ticket
    • You can bring your own headphones  for the multimedia guide or use the ones available site
    • Bags are subject to a security check on arrival
    • There is no cloakroom available
  • Accessibility 
    • Wheelchair accessiblity is limited.The North Transept offers a step-free entrance. Within the Cathedral, the Cathedral Floor and Crypt below it are fully accessible, and a lift provides access between the two levels. The Dome Galleries can only be reached by stairs.

Cancellation Policy

  • Bookings for St Paul's Cathedral tickets cannot be refunded. 
  • Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.

St. Paul's Cathedral London Ticket Frequently Asked Questions

Where is St Paul’s Cathedral?
St. Paul's Cathedral is located at St. Paul's Churchyard in the City of London. Known for its stunning architecture, including the iconic dome, and beautiful stained glass windows. Other attractions include the Whispering Gallery, famous for its unique acoustics, and the Golden Gallery, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of London.
Can I go up the dome at St Paul Cathedral?
Yes, you can go up the dome at St Paul's Cathedral with an entry ticket which includes access to the Cathedral Floor and the Crypt, and the three Dome Galleries: the Whispering Gallery, the Stone Gallery, and the Golden Gallery. The galleries are accessed by stairs only.
Is St. Paul Cathedral Wheelchair accessible?
There is a wheelchair accessible entrance to the cathedral and there are elevators available to different levels of the cathedral, including the Whispering Gallery and the Stone Gallery. However, access to the Golden Gallery may be limited for wheelchair users due to the narrow spiral staircase.
Where is the Whispering Gallery?
The Whispering Gallery is inside the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral above the cathedral floor. It is accessible through a staircase and it's a circular walkway that runs around the inside of the dome that gives a unique acoustics to the space where every little whisper can be heard.

Ratings & Reviews

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Tyler Phillips
4
Travelled September 2026

The views over London from the top were spectacular. The cathedral is a short walk from the Museum of London....

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Amanda Moore
4
Travelled September 2026

Wren's masterpiece is every bit as beautiful as they say. It can be a squeeze on the narrow dome stairs....

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Stefan Garcia
5
Travelled September 2026

The Whispering Gallery was a magical experience. Good value with the multimedia guide included....

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Giulia Martin
4
Travelled September 2026

Go early to enjoy it before the crowds build. A whisper against the wall can be heard across the gallery....

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Samuel Wilson
5
Travelled September 2026

The audio guide was excellent and brought the cathedral to life. The cathedral is floodlit and visible across the city....

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Benjamin Lloyd
4
Travelled September 2026

Book online in advance and be ready for the climb. The 528 steps to the Golden Gallery are not for everyone....

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Isla Hill
5
Travelled September 2026

The free multimedia guide was detailed and helpful. It's one of the most famous skyline landmarks in London....

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George Hill
4
Travelled September 2026

Allow a couple of hours, and save energy for the dome. It was the site of Charles and Diana's wedding in 1981....

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Ruby Cooper
4
Travelled September 2026

The free multimedia guide was detailed and helpful. The interior has grand mosaics and a carved Quire....

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Jessica King
5
Travelled September 2026

Climbing up into the dome was the highlight of the visit. The cathedral stands where a church has stood since 604 AD....

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Chloe Romano
5
Travelled September 2026

The crypt, home to Nelson and Wellington, was a highlight. Awe-inspiring from start to finish.

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Aiko Ito
4
Travelled September 2026

Climbing up into the dome was the highlight of the visit. The spiral stairs to the dome are narrow and steep....

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Ella Wright
5
Travelled September 2026

The crypt, with the tombs of Nelson and Wellington, was fascinating. The nave leads the eye towards the great dome....

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Mateo Ramirez
4
Travelled September 2026

We'd heard it was stunning, and it more than lived up to it. It's closed to tourists on Sundays for worship....

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Lars Bernard
4
Travelled September 2026

The history, from royal weddings to state funerals, is remarkable. The 528 steps to the Golden Gallery are not for everyone....

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Sofia Ferrari
5
Travelled September 2026

It's right by St Paul's station, so easy to reach. The dome's design was inspired by St Peter's in Rome....

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Chris Rogers
4
Travelled September 2026

The history, from royal weddings to state funerals, is remarkable. The cathedral took 35 years to build....

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Harry Bennett
5
Travelled September 2026

We'd heard it was stunning, and it more than lived up to it. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren....

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Karan Nair
5
Travelled September 2026

The crypt, with the tombs of Nelson and Wellington, was fascinating. The Whispering Gallery is reached after the first climb....

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Jessica Jones
5
Travelled September 2026

A truly memorable London landmark. The Stone Gallery and Golden Gallery offer views over London....

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St. Paul's Cathedral London Ticket

USD 34.74

Insiders’ Tips

Go up the Dome of St Paul's to witness a panoramic view of London City!

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