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"Gavin’s tour of Westminster Abbey and the British Museum was wonderful. With his vast knowledge about both sites, he entertained and educated our group of 11 kids and adults with great anecdotes and expert insight. It was a delightful day and we look forward to taking another tour with Gavin the next time we’re in London."

TripAdvisor: Review of Highlights of London

St Paul's Cathedral

The Nave

Whispering Galley

St Paul's Cathedral

1/5

St Paul's, with its world-famous dome, is an iconic feature of the London skyline. On this tour you will walk in the footsteps of royalty, political leaders and Paddington Bear! Starting on the Cathedral Floor with its magnificent Nave and Quire. Then down to the Crypt where important national heroes are buried. Finishing by Scaling the Dome and enjoying unrivalled views across London.

Join me in discovering Sir Christopher Wren’s magnificent 18th-century masterpiece. Hear stories of how London’s largest church came to be, and how Sir Winston Churchill during the Blitz saved the cathedral from destruction.

Duration: 2 hours

Availability: Mondays to Saturdays

Highlights include:

Hear stories of WWII and The Blitz and how the cathedral miraculously survived this dark period of London’s history.
Walk in the footsteps of royalty as you discover the church’s role in the royal wedding of Prince Charles and Diana; Jubilee celebrations of HM Queen Elizabeth II, as well as the funerals of Sir Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher.
See the American Memorial Chapel which remembers 28,000 Americans stationed in the UK during WWII.
See the Crypt and tombs of history’s most famous figures including The Duke of Wellington, Lord Nelson (of Trafalgar fame) and Sir Christopher Wren.
See the stunning Quire, Grand Organ and the High Altar.
Skip-the-line with Gavin and go straight into the church, saving you valuable time.
If you wish you can climb the 528 steps to the top of the dome, for terrific views across London.

Why not combine this tour with another tour, such as a Food Tour or a tour of the City of London, established by the Romans in 43AD. Alternatively, we could head over the Millennium Bridge for a tour of Tate Modern which is very close to the cathedral!

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