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Constructed between 1675-1710, this breathtaking English Baroque structure designed by Sir Christopher Wren is the cathedral of the Diocese of London and the seat of the city's bishop. The current St. Paul's Cathedral building is the fourth to have stood in the location with the first erected in 604. Many historic British events took place in this cathedral including the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer; funerals for Duke of Wellington Lord Nelson and prime ministers Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher; and jubilees for Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II.

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FAQs about St Paul S Cathedral Tours

How do I skip the line at St. Paul's Cathedral in London?

Purchase a timed-entry ticket online in advance through the official website to bypass the main queue. Arrive within your scheduled 15-minute window for faster entry. Combo tickets with the London Pass also include priority access - ensure you reserve a time slot after booking.

Is St. Paul's Cathedral free to enter for worshippers?

Yes, entry is free for those attending Anglican worship services, including Holy Communion and Evensong. At other times, general admission requires a paid ticket. Always check the cathedral’s service schedule online to plan your visit accordingly.

What’s the best time to visit St. Paul's Cathedral to avoid crowds?

Visit early in the morning right after opening at 8:30 AM, or later in the afternoon between 3 PM and 5 PM. Weekdays, especially Tuesdays to Thursdays, are typically less crowded than weekends.

Can I climb the dome at St. Paul's Cathedral, and is it suitable for children?

Yes, visitors can climb the 528 steps to the Golden Gallery at the top of the dome. The ascent includes narrow staircases and steep sections - children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult. Not recommended for those with mobility issues or fear of heights.