St. Paul's Cathedral, a must-visit mythical world in London.

⛪️St. Paul's Cathedral It is the fifth largest church in the world and the second largest in the UK, as well as the second largest dome church in the world. The architectural style is the magnificent Baroque style, and it was completed in the late 17th century. ⛰[Travel Guide] 📍Detailed address: St. Paul's Churchyard, London Postal code EC4M8AD 🚗Transportation guide: Take the subway to the nearest St. Paul's station and it's a 5-minute walk from there. 🕙Opening hours: [Monday to Saturday]8:30-16:00, climb to the top on Saturday to see the high-altitude scenery. [Sunday]Closed for public access. 💰Ticket price: Adults are £20/person, and there is a £2.5 discount for showing a student ID. Purchase method: Tickets can be purchased on site or reserved online. 🌟Highlight features: On Saturday night, there is an evening praise, you must go and listen! The choir's singing, accompanied by the sound of the organ, is so beautiful that it gives you goosebumps and is very shocking! 📌Photo-taking tips: 1⃣️Church and street view Shot in front of Ludgate Hill Church, using a telephoto lens and lowering the shooting angle to capture the street view atmosphere, waiting for a red bus to appear. 2️⃣ Classical and modern Shot on Watling St. beside the church, using the buildings on the street as foreground to partially cover the beautiful church, which will result in a better image. 3️⃣️Grand indoor space Find the central axis and lower the shooting angle, use a wide-angle lens to capture the grandeur of the indoor space. 4️⃣️Spiral Dome On the way to the top of the dome, it's easy to look up and take a snapshot, and using a wide-angle lens will enhance the beauty. 5️⃣️Silent streets and red buses Shot at the dome of a church, with a wide view of the city of London. Use a telephoto lens to aim at a street and capture a red bus. 5️⃣️Dome and Statue Shot at Saint Paul's small park behind the church, just look up and shoot. St. Paul's Cathedral is perfect for history enthusiasts to explore in depth! One of the must-visit attractions in London!