St Paul's Cathedral

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St Paul's Cathedral Adresse :

Adresse :
The Chapter House, St Paul's Churchyard, London
London
EC4M 8AD
Téléphone : +44 (0)20 7246 8346
Télécopie : +44 (0)20 7248 3104
E-Mail :
Site web : http://www.stpauls.co.uk/Visits-Events/Corporate-Events

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Adresse :
The Chapter House, St Paul's Churchyard, London
London
EC4M 8AD
Téléphone : +44 (0)20 7246 8346
Télécopie : +44 (0)20 7248 3104
E-Mail :
Site web : http://www.stpauls.co.uk/Visits-Events/Corporate-Events
Transports en commun : St. Paul's, London Underground
Par la route : Tube: St Paul's

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  Récents 5 avis surSt Paul's Cathedral

Impressive but Beware of Bait and Switch Tactics

This is another very very impressive structure in London that can't decide whether it is a war memorial and monument to colonialism or a church. That being said, it is more of a place of worship...

This is another very very impressive structure in London that can't decide whether it is a war memorial and monument to colonialism or a church. That being said, it is more of a place of worship than Westminster Abbey and you may find some corners that might inspire your soul a bit. If you want something that speaks to your spirit, I'd recommend St. Martin in the Fields near the National Gallery.

Although we arrived over an hour and 1/2 before official close, we were told that we couldn't have the audio tour (Included in the $20 admission--it's far from "free") because there "wasn't time" and that the steps to the dome "were already closed." We found all this out AFTER they had taken our money. (How "Christian" of a Cathedral!) Don't be ripped off like we were--arrive early. We came back for evensong, which was excellent. Most of the other worshipers were there for a high-society "Friends of the Cathedral" commemoration, but some obviously didn't know how to either participate in a church service or (sadly) how to behave at one for that matter--lets just say they had a difficult time controlling their talking. We got to speak to HRH the Duchess of Gloucester afterward which was a unique experience as an American tourist, I must say.

Overall, you must see St. Paul's simply because the British worked so hard to save it during the War if nothing else. Just be careful to get what you pay for.

 
4.0
30 juillet 2008
by Dale720240, Oakland, California
 

One of the Highlights of London

Christopher Wren's masterpiece. Every bit of the cathedral has a wonderful history - take a tour or rent an audio guide. Must climb to the whispering gallery (if you are as claustrophobic as I am...

Christopher Wren's masterpiece. Every bit of the cathedral has a wonderful history - take a tour or rent an audio guide. Must climb to the whispering gallery (if you are as claustrophobic as I am, it is difficult as it is a tight and dark stairwell) - simply wonderful - and a much better place to see the artwork in the dome. I wasn't adventurous enough to go higher - but based on others comments I wish I would have! I would return here everytime I'm in London!

 
5.0
20 juin 2008
by LeftPinky, Brighton, Colorado
 

Wow

St Paul's Cathedral is huge. The inside is jaw-dropping. Not to be missed. We first tried to visit on a Wednesday morning, but it was closed to visitors due to a service for the OB. Tried again...

St Paul's Cathedral is huge. The inside is jaw-dropping. Not to be missed.

We first tried to visit on a Wednesday morning, but it was closed to visitors due to a service for the OB. Tried again that afternoon, but the dome is closed after 3:30, the Cathedral closes at 4:00.

Went again on Friday afternoon. Climbed all the way to the Golden Gallery. Exhausting. Very tight space up there. Stairs are steep. What goes up must come down. The views are very well worth the effort.

 
5.0
31 mai 2008
by AWenInAZ, Scottsdale, AZ
 

Temple of Mars?

St. Paul's appears to be the final resting place (or the memorial place) for every military officer above the rank of major-general who ever served the crown. While better "displayed" then the...

St. Paul's appears to be the final resting place (or the memorial place) for every military officer above the rank of major-general who ever served the crown. While better "displayed" then the memorials in Wesminster Abbey, its still a bit unsettling to be in church and be constantly reading about one battle or abother!

Its a nice church, but not in the same class as, say, Paris's Notre Dame.

 
3.0
5 février 2004
by Un membre de TripAdvisor,
 

Shhhh!!! St. Paul's Whispering Dome

....256, 257...GASP!...258, 259...WHEW!It's a long climb up the inside of St. Paul's dome to the Whispering Gallery, but once there visitors can experience one of the amusing quirks of the...

....256, 257...GASP!...258, 259...WHEW!It's a long climb up the inside of St. Paul's dome to the Whispering Gallery, but once there visitors can experience one of the amusing quirks of the cathedral's construction. Two people facing the walls on opposite sides of the circular gallery can communicate by whispering. Visiting children find this endlessly fascinating.Physically fit visitors can continue the climb another 271 steps to the Golden Gallery of St. Paul's. The views from the outside of this level are worth the trek.

 
4.0
30 juillet 2003
by KidsToLondon, Greensboro, Caroline du Nord
 

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