We visited during Easter week so it was rather crowded, but the self-guided audio tour allowed us to roam about at our own pace. The history and art were fascinating. Disappointing that the lift up to the balcony was unavailable so we weren't able to trek the hundreds of narrow stairs. Highly recommend.

So happy we took the Triforium tour at St. Paul's Cathedral. Our tour guide, Tony, was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and welcomed all questions. It was very interesting to see the inner workings of the cathedral and learn it's history.

Much better value for money than Westminster Abbey. Although busy never felt crowded . Was able to take as much time as needed to listen to Audio Guide which is excellent. No problem to take photos without including someone's head or back! The Crypt puts Westminster Abbey Poets Corner to shame. The Dome and art work are amazing with lots of seating to admire it from.

Located in a very centralised area, St. Paul's Cathedral proved to be one of the most amazing sites on our visit to London. The architectural design of the cathedral remains undefeated and we took a few trips back to just admire its beauty from afar and near. It's definitely a landmark you do not want to miss!

Went for evensong in December - free entry. Plenty of seats available, amazing interior and lots of programmes provided to follow the service. Well organised, but exit door stuck and was a short delay in getting out! Worth a visit for evensong - you can walk round most of the lower area for free and get great views of the inside of the dome, but you'd need to pay to get full access.

St. Paul's Cathedral in London is a stunning sight to behold. The detailed architecture and graceful columns are awe-inspiring, while the airy and peaceful atmosphere make it a great place to spend a few hours. Whether you're looking for a spiritual experience or just a beautiful place to explore, St. Paul's Cathedral is a must-see.

We joined the tour at St Paul’s Cathedral led by Heather, the tour guide. Heather was passionate and so informative. She took us on a 2 hour tour of the Cathedral where we learned and saw so much, that I think we may have missed otherwise. Thank you Heather for making our visit so enjoyable. In fact, I think it was the best tour of an iconic building that I have experienced. If you visit the Cathedral, make sure to join a tour.

What an amazing place. This was part of an Evan Evans London in One Day Tour and is something to see. Here are monuments and final resting places of some of Britain's greatest heroes, Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington, Florence Nightingale and William Blake. The Cathedral architect Christopher Wren is also buried here under a simple stone slab. A must see when in London.

The cathedral is unusual due to its age of around 325 years old. Most UK and European cathedrals are either much older, or relatively new. Although an Anglican cathedral, its design/decoration was heavily influenced by Catholic and Italian style. Some of the decoration is from Victorian period, and a small part was rebuilt after being demolished by a bomb in WW2. The Whispering Gallery had very recently reopened after being fitted with an anti suicide fence. The steps up to are many, but quite shallow. They get steeper as you go higher to get a view over London. Overall a more interesting experience than most cathedral visits. However even with a free tour, £70 for 3 adults is the main downside of the visit.

The cathedral is beautiful. The admission ticket is pricey, but worth the visit. The audio guide could have been better. I prefer the ones where i can choose a number and hear the details as i walk around. Climbing up to the galleries is a must do, if one can climb all the stairs.