St Paul's Cathedral in London

St Paul’s Cathedral is the cathedral of the Bishop of London and features a historic example of English baroque architecture. Sir Christopher Wren designed the iconic cathedral, which replaced the Old St Paul’s Cathedral, an earlier Gothic structure that was destroyed by the Great Fire of London and served as an important part of medieval and early modern London.

Each year, nearly 2 million people visit St Paul’s Cathedral to see the architecture and explore the remnants of the early cathedral, including St Paul’s Churchyard, St Paul’s Cross and the Paul’s Walk. Visitors typically spend about 2 hours at the landmark.

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