St. Paul's Cathedral Tickets

Take a tour of an architectural masterpiece and one of the world’s most famous churches. St. Paul’s Cathedral, just north of the River Thames and the highest point in the City of London, is an Anglican church with a rich history spanning over three centuries. Step back in time and get St. Paul’s Cathedral tour tickets on TodayTix!

The mother church of the Diocese of London, St. Paul’s is famed for its pristine white dome, which, at 111 metres high, made it the tallest building in London from its completion in 1710 until 1963. A design marvel and stately house of worship, St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic part of the London skyline with an interior as stunning as its gleaning facade.

The church is a fully operating one, hosting hourly prayers and daily services, and tour takers can get an inside look at the construction and history of the church, from its 17th-century creation to surviving the Blitz in World War II to its restoration projects. Along the way, learn about the famed events and weddings the church has held!

A symbol of faith, hope, and resilience, St. Paul’s Cathedral is an architectural wonder that fully operates as an Anglican church, honoring London’s religious roots. Take in the vast cathedral’s beautiful design on a family-friendly tour.

Sir Christopher Wren built the famed cathedral in the English Baroque style, breaking ground in 1675. It was completed decades later in 1710. The floors are paved with black and white marble, and Wren drew inspiration from Michelangelo's dome of St Peter's Basilica in constructing the legendary one that sits atop St. Paul’s.

Guests can see the world-class St. Paul’s organ, marvel at Sir James Thornhill’s illusionary paintings within the church’s dome, and hear about the cathedral’s extensive history, which has factored into movie appearances, royal events, protests, wars, and more.

What to Watch For

• The crypt is not too spooky! This underground vault is the burial place for famous Britons such as Lord Admiral Nelson, the Duke of Wellington, and the cathedral’s architect, Sir Christopher Wren.
• Ascend to the Stone Gallery. This picture-perfect attic stage on top of the dome boasts breathtaking panoramic views that span all of London.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral was the site for Admiral Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington, Winston Churchill, and Margaret Thatcher’s funerals; Thanksgiving services for the Silver, Golden, Diamond, and Platinum Jubilees and the 80th and 90th birthdays of Queen Elizabeth II; and the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral is a film fixture, making cameos in movies across the ages, including Lawrence of Arabia, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and Mary Poppins.