St. Paul's Cathedral

St. Paul's Cathedral is a breathtaking Baroque-style Anglican cathedral located in the City of London and has been an iconic landmark since its construction in the early 17th century. The design of the cathedral, created by the famous British architect Christopher Wren, is a complex blend of Renaissance and Baroque styles and includes famous sites such as the majestic dome and the grand walls of the choir and the chancel. The cathedral is also home to one of the most significant collections of paintings and stained-glass windows in the country. As one of London’s most important spiritual landmark, St. Paul’s Cathedral is also a great tourist-attraction, with guided tours and a bustling crypt open to visitors during the day, which houses sculptures and monuments related to Britons who gave their lives during WWI and WWII. Additionally, the cathedral is a popular photography-spot, with plenty of historical and modern architecture to shoot.