Monument
St.Pauls' Cathedral
Marc says
Big events occured in this Cathedral such as Churchill's funeral and the Wedding of Lady Diana and Prince Charles.
You'll get a discount if you buy tickets online!
Information
9 Paternoster Row, London EC4M, Reino Unido
St.Pauls' Cathedral is the second largest Cathedral in the world, with 111 meters tall. It's a cross-shaped church that was designed as it is now between 1676 and 1710, after going through many remodelings due to the fire of 1666.
The most important characteristics of the Cathedral are: the Hall, with frescoes on the ceiling; the crypt, with the tombs of well-known people such as Churchill and Lord Nelson, remains of previous temples and memorials; the Dome, which has 3 different galleries that can be accessed by climbing stairs. The Golden Gallery is the highest with 85 meters of height, and it provides incredible views of the city; the Stone Gallery is the one in the middle, also with pretty good views of the city; the Whispering Gallery is the lowest one at 30 meters, named like that because the acoustic is incredible so visitors can hear whispers from the other side of the gallery.
INFORMATION
Price: Adults: £20
Reduced (students and +60): £17.50
Kids 6 - 17: £8.50
Free for kids under 6 years old.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday:
Doors open for sightseeing: 8:30
Dome galleries: 9:30
Last entry 16:00
Last access to Dome Galleries: 16:15
Closes to sightseeing: 16:30
Sunday open for worship only.
Web: St.Pauls' Cathedral
St.Pauls' Cathedral is the second largest Cathedral in the world, with 111 meters tall. It's a cross-shaped church that was designed as it is now between 1676 and 1710, after …
St.Pauls' Cathedral is the second largest Cathedral in the world, with 111 meters tall. It's a cross-shaped church that was designed as it is now between 1676 and 1710, after going through many remodelings due to the fire of 1666.
The most important characteristics of the Cathedral are: the Hall, with frescoes on the ceiling; the crypt, with the tombs of well-known people such as Churchill and Lord Nelson, remains of previous temples and memorials; the Dome, which has 3 different galleries that can be accessed by climbing stairs. The Golden Gallery is the highest with 85 meters of height, and it provides incredible views of the city; the Stone Gallery is the one in the middle, also with pretty good views of the city; the Whispering Gallery is the lowest one at 30 meters, named like that because the acoustic is incredible so visitors can hear whispers from the other side of the gallery.
INFORMATION
Price: Adults: £20
Reduced (students and +60): £17.50
Kids 6 - 17: £8.50
Free for kids under 6 years old.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday:
Doors open for sightseeing: 8:30
Dome galleries: 9:30
Last entry 16:00
Last access to Dome Galleries: 16:15
Closes to sightseeing: 16:30
Sunday open for worship only.
Web: St.Pauls' Cathedral