St Paul’s Cathedral: Entry Ticket

Step inside an iconic feature of the London skyline

Cathedral

Open today: 08:30 - 16:30

Galleries

Open today: 09:30 - 16:15

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing

Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish

Wheelchair accessible The North Transept offers a step-free entrance. Within the Cathedral, the Cathedral Floor and Crypt below it are fully accessible. The Dome Galleries can unavoidably only be reached by stairs.

Duration: 90 - 120 minutes

Live guide: English

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing

Duration: 90 - 120 minutes

Audio guide: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish

Live guide: English

Provider: St Paul’s Cathedral

Registered address: St. Paul's Churchyard, EC4M 8AD, London, GB

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Access to the Cathedral

Description

Visit this London landmark, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and experience the soaring architecture and breathtaking atmosphere. Explore the Whispering Gallery, check out the underground Crypt, and head up to the Golden Gallery, 111 meters above London for some amazing views!

There's plenty to fascinate everyone at St Paul's. The World War One Altar Frontal was embroidered by WWI veterans as part of their recovery. The Whispering Gallery is accessed after a 257 step climb from the Cathedral floor and runs around the interior of the Dome. It gets its name from a charming quirk in its construction, which makes a whisper against its walls audible on the opposite side.The crypt holds the tombs of Lord Horatio Nelson, the 1st Duke of Wellington and Sir Christopher Wren himself.

Through all the builds and rebuilds, there's been a religious building on this spot for over 1,400 years (!) After the Great Fire of London in 1666, Sir Christopher Wren was tasked with creating something truly iconic to span the ages. His peerless creation has stood watch over the city ever since its completion in 1710.

Wheelchair accessible: 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 unavoidably only be reached by stairs.

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
Bags are subject to a security check on arrival
There is no cloakroom available
Opening times are subject to change, please check them before visiting
You can bring your own headphones (with a 3.5mm jack) for the multimedia guide or use the ones available site

Special services may occasionally close all, or part, of the cathedral
No suitcases or bags larger than45x30x25cm including handles, wheels and pockets are allowed in and there is no cloakroom available
Photography is not permitted during services at any time
Photography is permitted during sightseeing hours and in a restricted area at the West End of the Cathedral on Sundays
Video and recording of moving images are not permitted
Photography of children and young people is prohibited without consent of the accompanying adult
The use of flash or additional lighting, tripods, monopods and selfie sticks are not permitted at any time
Commercial photography is not permitted without advanced permission
The shop closes at 16:30
A café is open during sightseeing opening hours