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Martin Luther King mosaic made by student at Southbank Mosaic School

A visit from Martin Luther King

Perhaps the most prominent voice in the US Civil Rights Movement, Dr King delivered an iconic sermon to thousands of worshippers in 1964.
The west front of the cathedral with tourists milling round and sun shining over head
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Visual story for guided school visits

Use our visual story to help prepare for your visit with us. Designed for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities to support familiarity with the space, the experience and the people here before your visit.
visitors at entrance smiling sightseeing

Why we charge

Although our services are free, we ask our sightseeing visitors to contribute an entrance fee.
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Accessibility at the Cathedral

With specially designed guides and tours, and measures in place to improve physical accessibility, disabled visitors can enjoy a visit to the Cathedral.
The wooden elliptical interior of the Remember Me inner portico is shown reading 'Remembering all who died as a result of the coronavirus pandemic'

Remember Me Memorial

Find out how to visit a memorial for those who have died as a result of COVID-19 in the UK.
clergy priest talking to worshippers

Join your London community

Find out how we're is connected with the broader Diocese of London, how to arrange visits with your local church and more.
St Paul's on the skyline of the City

Corporate support

Visited by millions, visible across London and known around the globe - enjoy the myriad of opportunities and events unique to our Cathedral by becoming a corporate partner of St Paul’s.