• St. Paul’s Cathedral - A cathedral has stood on this site since the year 604 and the current Cathedral is now the fourth to have been built here after the 1666 Great Fire of London destroyed its predecessor. St Paul’s is England’s place of national celebration and has hosted Royal Weddings such as that of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer in 1981 and Diamond Jubilee celebrations for both Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II. St Paul’s Cathedral is famous for its iconic Dome which you can climb up to three circular viewing points.

With so much to discover about the history, architecture and role of a national Cathedral you’ll appreciate the excellent multimedia guides included with your admission. Available in nine languages in adult and engaging family formats. Or register on arrival to join guided tours and welcome talks led by Cathedral guides.

• Guided tours and talks (Limited availability, register upon arrival)
• Multimedia guide in multiple languages including sign languages

• Food and drinks
• Transportation to/from attractions
• Tours which carry an additional cost to admission, such as the Triforium tour

Gain admission to St Paul’s Cathedral, a splendid creation of Sir Christopher Wren. Marvel at the grand Cathedral Floor and its wealth of mosaics, sculptures, paintings, and other forms of artwork. Ascend the Dome to visit the Whispering Gallery, famed for its peculiar acoustics, then head further up and outwards to the Stone Gallery and ultimately the Golden Gallery, offering stunning, far-reaching views across London. Journey down to the Crypt housing the tombs and memorials of esteemed British figures like Admiral Lord Nelson, Duke of Wellington, and Sir Winston Churchill. 
• Unveil the distinctive architecture - the only cathedral in the country representing English Baroque style.
• Tread where Prince Charles and Princess Diana walked as they wed in the year 1981.
• Enjoy full access to all five levels of this magnificent Cathedral with an average visit time of two hours.
• Complimentary multimedia guides available in nine different languages designed for both adults and families. 
• Free guided tours (no added charge) are ready for you to participate upon arrival.

• Please exchange your voucher for tickets with staff at the main admission points of the Cathedral.
• No bags or items larger than 45cm x 30cm x 25cm (including handles, wheels and pockets).
• Personal non-flash photography is permitted inside the Cathedral except on the Whispering Gallery. The recording of video and the use of lighting, selfie sticks, tripods and monopods are not permitted.
• Child ticket holders (available to those aged 6-17) must be accompanied and supervised by an adult aged 18 or over when accessing the Dome Galleries.
• Please note: Special services or events may close all, or part, of the cathedral at short notice. Please check specific sightseeing opening hours before you visit.
• Multimedia guides are included. If you are interested in a real tour guide at certain times a day you are able to reserve a place at the guiding desk when you arrive at the cathedral. It is not possible to make reservations in advance.
• Entry into the Cathedral is accessible to wheelchair users and step free access is available throughout and between the Cathedral Floor and Crypt. However access to the Dome Galleries is unavoidably via stairs only which are narrow and steep in places. A video of the views from the climb can be found on the multimedia guide.
• A self-identifying disabled person may receive free entry along with a carer or necessary companion (all such free places are allocated on arrival and cannot be booked).
• You do not need to pre-book an entry timeslot.
• Entrance to the Golden Gallery is subject to availability due to capacity controls in operation, and there may be time restrictions in place.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.