St. Paul's Cathedral

Seen it from the outside both during the day and at night, and each view leaves a different impression. By day, the dome dominates the skyline with quiet authority. At night, it’s beautifully lit and feels almost cinematic against the dark sky. I’ve only been inside once, during a mass, and even without exploring the full interior, the atmosphere was powerful. The acoustics, the light filtering through the windows, and the sense of history all come through. It’s a landmark that holds its weight whether you’re passing by or stepping in. Definitely worth experiencing from multiple angles.
Rashaad - in the last week

The Cathedral is closed for tourists on Sunday, but not for worship. I’d recommend going for Sung Eucharist or Choral Evensong for the beautiful singing amongst a gorgeous historic cathedral. It’s an amazing place of prayer, to thank and reconcile with God amongst monuments to the great and good of this nation. I can’t wait to come back as a tourist!
Lorne Inglis - a week ago

This is probably one of the most important religious places in the U.K. It's easy to review it and say it's amazing. Definitely worth the entrance fee.So much history to see here. Highlights are the whispering gallery, the monuments, the whole size of the place, the views from the top (the main dome balcony is great but don't go to the very top of you have vertigo). The secondary things, they have toilets, a shop and a cafe in the basement. There are services held throughout the day so please understand this and respect it, it's still a functioning religious place.It really is a breathtaking place though. The hardest thing is trying condense the amount of photos I took into a manageable amount my review will allow. Definitely worth a visit, I'm just sad it took me so long to visit it.
Michael C - 2 weeks ago

St Paul’s Cathedral was the absolute highlight of our recent trip to London. Stepping inside we were instantly overwhelmed by its sheer scale. Jaw-dropping doesn’t even begin to cover it. Every detail is exquisite: soaring arches, intricate carvings, breathtaking murals and sculptures. Give yourself at least two to three hours here because you’ll want time to truly soak it all in. And if you’re able to handle stairs, the climb to the top is an experience you won’t forget! The journey is 528 steps, but there are a couple of well-timed pauses along the way. First is the famous Whispering Gallery, where you can peer down to the cathedral floor from high above. Then comes the first outdoor level, safely enclosed but already offering sweeping views of the city. For the adventurous, the final stretch leads to a narrow balcony that circles the very top of the dome. It’s not enclosed, something that makes the experience both thrilling and a tad nerve-wracking, but the panoramic views over London are spectacular. Descending is trickier than the climb, and some people mentioned feeling a little dizzy, as did I, so take your time coming down. Truly a must-see!
Jill Smyth - a month ago

Visiting St Paul’s Cathedral was an unforgettable experience. The architecture is breathtaking from the outside, but it’s the inside that really leaves you speechless. The sheer size of the dome, the detail in the mosaics, and the peaceful atmosphere make it truly special. It’s not the cheapest ticket in London, but I’d say it’s absolutely worth it for the history, beauty, and the experience of standing in such an iconic place. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the city.
Hasmukh Goyani - a month ago