St. Pauls Cathedral

**★★★★★ Jack Daniel O’Sullivan — a week ago

Absolutely gorgeous Baroque masterpiece, I've walked past and seen it on the distance a million times but only visited once when I was younger. Today I decided to return, the dome is beautiful, the climb well worth it for the views - even on a foggy day. And the Crypt is home to many famous faces.

**★★★★★ Dr Jamie Smith — 2 weeks ago

St Paul's Cathedral is a remarkable building in London that looks quite magical especially at night. It's design is outstanding and when you see it you realise why it's such an attraction for any visitor to London. If you're in the area I recommend a visit. Check opening times in advance as it can sometimes be closed for events or a special occasion or even training but on most occasions you can arrive without any pre-booking. Recommended.

**★★★★★ Amanda — a month ago

St Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic and breathtaking landmark that leaves a lasting impression from the moment you see it. The architecture is absolutely stunning, both inside and out, with an atmosphere that feels grand, historic, and beautiful. Every detail is impressive, from the massive dome to the intricate interior, making the visit truly unforgettable. It is a wonderful place to explore, reflect, and appreciate one of London’s most remarkable and beautiful monuments. Definitely worth the vis

**★★★★★ Sam Aberman — 3 months ago

Visited midweek with friends and absolutely blown away by this place. Entrance fee (£28/Adult) is not cheap, but for me it was worth every penny. The cathedral is breathtaking - Wren's architecture is stunning with a restrained elegance that oozes history and power. We witnessed several ceremonies taking place which was incredibly moving (no photography during services, but being there adds such depth to the experience). The structure has three levels and every corner is fascinating if you're in

**★★★★☆ Akash Das — 3 weeks ago

Visiting St. Paul's Cathedral was an utterly awe-inspiring experience. Stepping inside took my breath away; the scale, the light, and the magnificent dome are even more impressive in person. I spent a peaceful hour admiring the intricate mosaics and the stunning architecture.

The highlight was definitely the climb. The Whispering Gallery was a unique stop, and making it up to the Stone Gallery outdoors.