London St Paul's Cathedral Ticket


The voucher is only valid on the specified date (and time)
Please present the paper voucher
Present your ticket at the exchange counter outside the church to redeem the multimedia guide; St. Paul's Cathedral Ticket Office;
Free for children aged 0 ‑ 5;
Mon / Tue / Thu / Fri / Sat: 08:30 ‑ 16:30;
Wed: 10:00 ‑ 16:30;
Closed on: Sun;
Last admission: 16:00;
Opening hours and public holidays may change, please check the latest information before your visit;
St. Paul's Cathedral is closed on Sundays;
Please visit the official website for the latest visiting hours;
Special services and events may result in full or partial closure of the cathedral, sometimes at short notice. Please click here for the latest information on closures;
The Whispering Gallery is open to visitors again;
Photography is prohibited inside the cathedral, but non‑commercial photography without tripods is permitted in the external galleries;
St. Paul's Cathedral offers free admission to visitors with disabilities and their accompanying carers or essential companions; these tickets should be requested upon arrival;
St. Paul's Cathedral;
St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD;
For details, please refer to the map;
Underground: Take the London Underground Circle Line and alight at St. Paul's Underground Station;

Visit the magnificent St. Paul's Cathedral, one of London's most iconic landmarks with over 300 years of history
Explore the stunning interior, where legendary figures in British history such as the Duke of Wellington and Sir Winston Churchill are buried
Climb to the top of the majestic dome for breathtaking panoramic views of London
Explore the Cathedral independently or join an optional free guided tour and lecture
Multimedia guides are available in 9 languages including Korean, Chinese and Japanese

St. Paul's Cathedral, with its world‑famous dome as its signature feature, is one of the most magnificent buildings on the London skyline. Upon entering the Cathedral, you will be awestruck by the sheer beauty and grandeur of its interior. Follow in the footsteps of royalty and political leaders on the cathedral floor, then descend to the crypt where British legends such as Admiral Nelson, the Duke of Wellington, and the cathedral's architect Sir Christopher Wren are laid to rest. Then climb up to the Whispering Gallery for a unique acoustic experience; if you are not afraid of heights, climb another 270 steps to the Golden Gallery. From here, you will enjoy spectacular views of the River Thames, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

As a world‑renowned religious site and historic building, St. Paul's Cathedral has basic dress code requirements out of respect for visitors. Dressing appropriately is not only a sign of respect for the faith but also ensures you can enter smoothly and avoid the embarrassment of being turned away at the door.
Here is a detailed dress code guide compiled by hopetrip:
👔 Basic Principle: Modest and Appropriate
Overall, the Cathedral expects visitors to dress in a manner suitable for a solemn occasion. A simple rule of thumb is to avoid overly casual, revealing, or offensive clothing.
❌ What to Avoid Wearing
Overly Revealing Clothing:
Sleeveless tops, vests, camisoles: Regardless of gender, these should be avoided. It is recommended to bring a light jacket or shawl just in case.
Low‑cut tops: Necklines that are too low are not appropriate.
Very short trousers or skirts: It is best to avoid mini skirts, hot pants, or any bottoms that are above knee length. Trousers or skirts that are knee‑length or longer are recommended.
Overly Casual Clothing:
Beachwear, sportswear: Including swimsuits, open‑chested shirts for men, sports vests, football jerseys, etc.
Ripped jeans: Although fashionable, they are considered a bit too casual for this setting.
Headwear:
Inside the Cathedral, hats (e.g., baseball caps, berets) should be removed unless worn for religious or cultural reasons. This is a basic sign of respect.
✅ Recommended Attire
Tops: Tops with sleeves are the safest option, such as t‑shirts, polo shirts, shirts, or blouses.
Bottoms: Long trousers, smart casual trousers, knee‑length or longer skirts, and dresses are all great choices.
Shoes: Comfortable walking shoes are essential as there will be walking and climbing the dome. The cathedral floors are mostly made of historic stone or marble, so avoid high heels to prevent excessive noise or damage to the flooring.

Walk through the cathedral's nave and feel the celebration of Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding




Experience a multimedia tour at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, available in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and other languages



Crypt of St. Paul's Cathedral in London

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