St. Paul's Cathedral

It's so worth it! The views are so beautiful! It's so tall! Absolutely beautiful! It took two hours to take a picture! Felt like you've been watching hahaha

Baroque architecture was rated the best. It also provided places of worship for over 1400 years

Tourist to London, England, St. Paul's Cathedral is located in the heart of London, it is the Anglican Church of London parish, represented by Baroque architecture, and known for its spectacular dome. It was built in the 17th century. The church was destroyed by fires and pirates many times in the early days, and it was not changed until 1087. The church was rebuilt in 1675, and there was a remarkable law school inside, where St. Paul's Cross College, the first “parliament” in London, is located. The wedding ceremony of Princess Diana and Prince Charles was held here in 1981.

A place for reflection and inspirationOutside visiting times for tourists the cathedral is a mystic place for reflection and inspiration, as it should be. Recommended the Sunday Organ Recitals which offer the possibility to listen to the marvellous church organ played by master organists from around the country.

St Paul's Cathedral is a very important church in London, because many important ceremonies of the British royal family are held here, the traffic is using arched vaults, the best location for a panoramic view of the church is recommended next to the mall, the roof has a viewing platform, the vision is very good, The nearby Millennium Bridge is also a punch-in for Harry Potter fans.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic London staple. I went to a free organ show in it and was awestruck. The architecture and art was incredible. Please visit.

Must see landmark in The City. If you're there on Sunday, go catch one of the free hymn services. The choir is great and the venue is beautiful

This was another gem in London! The interior and exterior of the building are beautiful...but if all the walking isn't enough exercise for you, brave the stairs and ascend to the upper levels. The first level will give a decent view of the cathedral down below. However, the second level is outdoors and you'll experience sweeping 360 degree views of London's skyline. This place should not be missed! I didn't make it up to the very top, there were a lot of stairs.

Went up to the very top and it was absolutely beautiful! It costs 5 GBP and def worth it. I think they were also holding an event on the churchyard that allowed us to walk around the church as well.

St Paul's Cathedral would definitely be my foremost landmark to visit in London purely for the love of design, architecture and historic significance. From the Great Fire of London in 1666 to the Blitz during WW2 it has seen devastation and rebirth twice. Even with the lateat editions to London's towering skyline this one monument holds control of the city's landscape.