St. Paul's Cathedral

St. Paul's Cathedral is a landmark and an iconic symbol of London, located in the Greater London area in the U.K. The structure is a breathtaking one, constructed between 1675 and 1710, designed by architect Sir Christopher Wren. The Dome of the Cathedral is the second highest in Britain, standing at 360 feet and is 53 metres wide. With a capacity of 2200, the church was built to service worshipers, but St. Paul's Cathedral also opens its doors to tourists wishing to experience its beauty and serenity. You can bask in its architectural splendours and its priceless artwork, or take part in a variety of services or concerts that the church regularly offers. Don't forget to check out the Whispering Gallery, where you can have an interesting conversation with your companion without the need to raise your voices due to the unique acoustics of the building. A unique experience!